Practice: Which option best corresponds with the effect of CO2 on hemoglobin’s O2-binding?
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Concept #1: Hemoglobin Carbonation (HbCO2) in the Tissues
Practice: Which option best corresponds with the effect of CO2 on hemoglobin’s O2-binding?
Concept #2: Hemoglobin Protonation (HHb+) in the Tissues
Practice: Which statement is true about protons binding to hemoglobin?
Concept #3: Hemoglobin Carbonation & Protonation Recap
Practice: Alkalemia is a disease associated with an abnormal increase in the pH of a patient’s blood due to rapid breathing (hyperventilation). How would alkalemia affect the oxygen binding affinity of the patient’s hemoglobin?
Practice: Choose all of the following molecules that, when bound, trigger hemoglobin’s transition from T to R state.
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