haemoglobin is remarkably suited for the transport of oxygen. why?
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1) The structure of the haemoglobin is such that it can bind four oxygen molecules to it.
2)It does not form the covalent bond with the oxygen, but it is a transient interaction. Which help in release of the oxygen at target site.
3)RBCs are adapted to carry a large number of the haemoglobin molecule to efficient the process.
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1) The structure of the haemoglobin is such that it can bind four oxygen molecules to it.
2)It does not form the covalent bond with the oxygen, but it is a transient interaction. Which help in release of the oxygen at target site.
3)RBCs are adapted to carry a large number of the haemoglobin molecule to efficient the process.
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Explanation:
Deficiency of haemoglobin lowers the oxygen -carrying capacity of blood leading to breathing problems, lack of energy and tiredness.
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