In competitive inhibition, if more inhibitor is added, the Km (Michaelis constant) increases because a higher substrate concentration is needed to reach half the maximal velocity.
In competitive inhibition, if more inhibitor is added, the Km (Michaelis constant) increases because a higher substrate concentration is needed to reach half the maximal velocity.
| Front | what happens to km in competitive inhibitor if more inhibitor is added |
|---|---|
| Back | the km increases |
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