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An enzyme is used to catalyze a metabolic reaction. what would most likely happen if an enzyme inhibitor were added during the reaction?
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An enzyme is used to catalyze a metabolic reaction. what would most likely happen if an enzyme inhibitor were added during the reaction?

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The lack of enzyme in the reaction would increase the activation energy of the reaction which means it would increase the time to complete the reaction. 
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