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What is meant by chemical antagonism?
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Answer / elizabeth
the antagonist directly interacts with the agonist, ie
antacids neutralize HCL, or chelating agents.
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Answer / biomaster
The interference by a chemical agent with the normal
reaction between a specific enzyme and its substrate is
known as “chemical antagonism”.
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