The inhibition of enzyme activity by noncompetitive inhibitors can be reduced
A) by a decrease in the concentration of allosteric enzymes.
B) by a decrease in the concentration of substrate.
C) by an increase in the concentration of a competitive inhibitor.
D) by an increase in the concentration of substrate.
E) only by release of the inhibitors from the enzyme.
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