Which consequence results when high substrate inhibits the Michaelis-Menten reaction rate?

💡 Explanation

Product catalysis by distortion of the active site through substrate excess causes substrate inhibition; because the enzyme cannot optimally bind, product formation slows, therefore active distortion will occur rather than direct product reduction.

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