The inhibition constant (Ki) is a measure of how effectively an inhibitor can bind to an enzyme or receptor, indicating the potency of the inhibitor. A lower Ki value signifies a more potent inhibitor, as it requires a lower concentration to achieve the same level of inhibition as an inhibitor with a higher Ki value.

Inhibition Constant

inhibition constant

measure of how effectively an inhibitor can bind

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