Biology, asked by Saicha1909, 1 year ago

Myoglobin is present in which muscle fibre

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

Myoglobin is present in the "Red muscle fibres".

Extra Information :-

  • Myoglobin is an important haem-containing globular protein.

  • Myoglobin is an oxygen storing protein.

  • Myoglobin is abundant especially in the muscles of the diving mammals such as whales, porpoises, dolphins, etc.

  • Myoglobin is also present in the muscles of diving birds like penguins.

  • Myoglobin stores oxygen in the form of "Oxymyoglobin".

  • Oxymyoglobin releases oxygen.

  • The oxygen released by Oxymyoglobin is utilised during the process of contraction of muscles.

  • Myoglobin consists of only one "Haem" group.

  • Myoglobin can carry only one molecule of Oxygen.

  • The oxygen dissociation curve of myoglobin is a simple hyperbola.
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