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1.	The ability of a competitive inhibitor to bind to an active site in an allosterically controlled enzyme is __________ than the ability of a non-competitive inhibitor to bind to an active site in the same allosterically controlled enzyme.
A.	greater
B.	lesser
C.	approximately equal
D.	half
Answer» B. lesser

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