16. How do activators and inhibitors affects enzymes activity?

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Activators increase enzyme activities while inhibitors decrease enzyme activity. The activators bind enzymes in order to increase their activity. By altering the catalytic action of an enzyme, the inhibitors slow down enzyme activities.

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