How do enzyme induction and enzyme inhibition differ in toxicology?

How do enzyme induction and enzyme inhibition differ in toxicology?

• A. Induction increases enzyme levels, often increasing metabolism; inhibition decreases enzyme activity, slowing metabolism.
• B. Induction increases enzyme inhibition; inhibition decreases enzyme levels.
• C. Induction only occurs in the kidneys; inhibition occurs in the liver.
• D. Induction destroys enzymes; inhibition creates new enzymes.

Answer: (A)