Science, asked by rekha2206, 7 months ago

how is oxygen transportedfrom capillary to tissue

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Answered by sadhvpandey2009

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Explanation:

Once blood reaches the systemic capillaries, oxygen dissociates from haemoglobin, diffuses through the red cell membrane into the plasma and from there into the tissue. ... The dissolved 02 can diffuse freely in the tissue and fulfils the normal requirements of the tissue.

Answered by peerafaaq

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Answer:

within red cells through the solution of hemoglobin...

Explanation:

simple and easy answer dear..... hope you get it daer

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