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A biologist wants to prevent the bonding of enzymes to the substrate in his test solution. What should he do? Add a vitamin solution Add a zinc solution Add an inhibitor solution Add a co-factor solution
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A biologist wants to prevent the bonding of enzymes to the substrate in his test solution. What should he do?

Add a vitamin solution

Add a zinc solution

Add an inhibitor solution

Add a co-factor solution

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The answer is c

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Add an inhibitor solution.
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