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MO : No . 68% 13:56 PM + P2 Memo Immuno Be able to identify the difference in competitive and non-competitive inhibition Go over the leptin and glucose binding abilities and how to detect if binding takes place (color Change) Blood Be able to calculate MCHC and MCV (hemoglobin concentrations) Know how to use the hemocytometer and how to count RBCS Know blood compatibility and which types carry which antibodies, A, B, AB, O Rh+/- Cardiac Know when to start and stop reading blood pressure (korotkoff sounds) Know where and how to place the arm cuff and stethoscone to

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Immuno

1. Inhibition refers to stopping the action of something. In enzymatic actions the main concept is to bind to the target site and provide appropriate outcomes and enzymatic outcomes. Inhibitors stops this action and cause disturbance in these enzymatic actions. There are two types of inhibitors competitive and non-competitive .

Competitive Inhibitors	Non- competitive inhibitors
These inhibitors binds directly to the active site of the enzyme, this prevents substrate to bind with enzyme and form enzyme-substrate compound	these inhibitors binds to the site of enzyme that are not the active site, this changes the conformation of the active site that makes the substrate unable to bind to active site.
by increasing the substrate concentration this inhibition can be overcome	This type of inhibition cannot be overcome and does not depend on substrate concentration

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