On a double-reciprocal plot, a non-competitive inhibitor produces a line that intersects the control line at the x-axis (Km is unchanged), but has a steeper slope and a higher y-intercept (Vmax is decreased). It reduces the number of functional enzyme molecules.
On a double-reciprocal plot, a non-competitive inhibitor produces a line that intersects the control line at the x-axis (Km is unchanged), but has a steeper slope and a higher y-intercept (Vmax is decreased). It reduces the number of functional enzyme molecules.