Biology, asked by faiez9891, 1 year ago

How are the oxygen demands of every cell in the human body met?

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Answered by lakshita17863

Answer:

We breathe oxygen in large amounts such that it is sufficient to be provided to all cells.Haemoglobin in blood binds with oxygen to transport it to every part of the cell

Answered by avanesh165

Answer:

circulation of blood vessels

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