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Anoncompetitive enzyme inhibitor can also be considered an allosteric inhibitor. Why?

They can change their shape depending upon their concentration.

They change the shape$/$structure of the enzyme to inhibit enzyme function.

They have a shape$/$structure that is identical to the normal substrate.

They bind to the active site of an enzyme to inhibit enzyme function.

They bind to the normal substrate and prevent it from binding to the active site.