Question

what kind of inhibitor is hydroxylamine? click on the view theory button to get some help with this question.
a) uncompetitive
b) noncompetitive
c) competitived) combined

Explanation:

Hydroxylamine structurally resembles the substrate (e.g., oxygen in some enzyme reactions, or the amino group donor in oxidase reactions) and binds to the active site of enzymes like catalase or hemoglobin, competing with the natural substrate. This matches the mechanism of competitive inhibitors, which compete for the enzyme's active site.

Answer:

c) Competitive