End-product inhibition occurs when a product inhibits its own production enzyme, acting as negative feedback to prevent excess buildup.
End-product inhibition occurs when a reaction's product inhibits the enzyme responsible for its own production, preventing excess product formation and conserving resources.
| Front | Define end-product inhibition, describe its usefulness in controlling metabolic pathways. |
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| Back | End-product inhibition - when product of a reaction inhibits the enzyme required for the reaction
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