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Non-competitive inhibition models a system where the inhibitor and the substrate may both be bound to the enzyme at any given time. When both the substrate and the inhibitor are bound, the enzyme-substrate-inhibitor complex cannot form product and can only be converted back to the enzyme-substrate complex or the enzyme-inhibitor complex.
I'm joking that''s not me but I'm just as good haha
Used to be in top 2% players in whole world.Rnka are bronze silver gold plat diamond Master and GM. I was MasterI'm joking that''s not me but I'm just as good haha
Wow that's awesome have u end this game?Used to be in top 2% players in whole world.Rnka are bronze silver gold plat diamond Master and GM. I was Master
Wdym by end.This is a online competitve esports game like overwatch.
Idk why but this game kinda makes me think about smurfs with guns xDWdym by end.This is a online competitve esports game like overwatch.
I stopped playing because of A-levels.I was addicted to this game haha.
I was silver at first but I got so good with practice and learned the game in so depth that people used to be scared when they saw me ...
*TRIGGERED*
Find number of eyepiece graticule between two stage micrometer scales.Then from that,find value of 1 eype piece and when you find value of 1 piece just measure number of eyepiece the plant cell is and multiply by the value which you found for 1 piece
Tell me if any more questionsThanks
Bro it's bio thread ig xD
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