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Question 1

Which best describes an irreversible antagonist?
◦ binds to proteins away from the active site
◦ reversible agonist
◦ allosteric enhancer
◦ involved in activation via phosphorylation
◦ cannot be displaced by competition

Question 2

Protein kinase A is a molecule inside our cells that can activate enzymes within the cell. Protein kinase A does this by adding phosphates to the enzymes. This is which type of modulation?
◦ competitive inhibitor
◦ irreversible agonist
◦ reversible antagonist
◦ covalent modulator
◦ allosteric modulator
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