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11) Irreversible inhibition was characterised by the lack of substrate turnover following pre-incubation of enzyme and inhibitor for up to 20 min prior to addition of substrate. All the compounds described herein were reversible inhibitors and hence the progress curves were independent of the order of addition of enzyme or inhibitor to the substrate/buffer mixture.
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