How does the transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide take place in human beings. Explain?
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by blood in dissolved and in form of any product
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Oxygen is mainly transported by haemoglobin (97%) which is a quarternary protein. However, 3% O2 is carried in dissolved form in plasma.
Main carrier of CO2 is its bicarbonate form (70%). 20 to 25% being transported by RBCs as Carbamino-Hb. Remaining 7% is carried away in dissolved form.
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