Oxidation state of iron in oxygenated myoglobin
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Myoglobin mainly functions as an oxygen-storage protein in muscle. When the iron achieves an oxidation state of +2(ferrous state), Fe can bind to an oxygen molecule and forms an oxymyoglobin. Prior to the oxygen binding to iron, iron is located 0.55A above the planar porphyrin ring.
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