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What is the general term used to describe drugs that are chemically similar enough to a metabolite (such as PABA or a nucleotide) that they can substitute for that metabolite in a chemical reaction, possibly
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What is the general term used to describe drugs that are chemically similar enough to a metabolite (such as PABA or a nucleotide) that they can substitute for that metabolite in a chemical reaction, possibly disrupting the chemical reaction sufficiently to halt the process?

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Substrate

Step-by-step explanation:

It pause the process of some reactions of chemical.

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