Which of the following best describes an irreversible antagonist?
A) involved in activation via phosphorylation
B) cannot be displaced by competition
C) binds to proteins away from the active site
D) reversible antagonist
E) allosteric enhancer

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An irreversible antagonist is a type of antagonist that cannot be displaced by competition. This is because it covalently binds to the receptor, resulting in a permanent loss of receptor function.

Which of the Following Best Describes an Irreversible Antagonist