WOW! The way you explain the concepts is just amazing. Love the style of your videos- short, concise slow and informative. I was looking everywhere to find some info about this topic as it is quite hard but you explained it in a jiffy. Hope you start making more videos on AS Biology!😃😃😃

Really underrated channel. Thanks

I've been so stumped the past hour trying to understand why Vmax is the same whether or not a competitive inhibitor is present and this really helped clarify things for me so much! Thank you !!!!

amazing explanation tq

Binding of non-competitive inhibitors does not interfere with the binding of the substrate, rather it induces a conformational change that makes the enzym worse at catalysing the reaction, thus rendering the enzym basically useless. Therefore, sence you have less working enzym, your Vmax decreases, but sence the binding of substrate to active site is not altered, the Km stayes the same.

Thanx. Extremely helpful.

Very nice explanation Stay blessed

Thank you so much mam🙏🙏♥... It really made concepts crisp and easy😊

Wow really it is amazing mam

What does km stand for

What does km stand for