English, asked by yogitargarg, 10 months ago

Carbon monoxide in vehicle exhaust causes
(a) Increased oxygen carrying capacity of RBCs
(b) Reduced Nitrogen carrying capacity of RBCs
(C) Reduced oxygen carrying capacity of RBCs
(d) Reduced carbon carrying capacity of RBCs​

Answers

Answered by ravindersingh7589
26

Answer:

options C is the correct answer of following question.

Answered by vedansh0103
13

Answer:

carbon monoxide in vehicle exhausts reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of RBCs

Explanation:

this is because when carbon monoxide and oxygen both are available to rbcs then the rbcs will bind 200 times faster with carbon monoxide than oxygen, thus forming carboxyhaemoglobin rather than oxyhaemoglobin. this carboxyhaemoglobin reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of rbcs(since rbcs contain haemoglobin,a red-coloured protein).

please please mark it as brainliest

#BAL

#answer with quality

Similar questions