Transport of Oâ‚‚ in the blood: Describe.
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red blood cells contain a pigment called haemoglobin which is the respiratory pigment
in the lungs the haemoglobin combine with oxygen to form oxyhaemoglobin
some of the oxygen is taken up by the plasma
red blood cells don't have a nucleus so it has a large surface area for absorption of oxygen secondly it does not contain any mitochondria which might use the oxygen and complete transportation of Oxygen will not be occurring
this oxygen is given to the needy body tissues
when the oxygen is given to the needy body tissues carbon dioxide is taken up by the hemoglobin and the plasma. with the hemoglobin the carbon dioxide which in the lungs is given away and then repeat
in the lungs the haemoglobin combine with oxygen to form oxyhaemoglobin
some of the oxygen is taken up by the plasma
red blood cells don't have a nucleus so it has a large surface area for absorption of oxygen secondly it does not contain any mitochondria which might use the oxygen and complete transportation of Oxygen will not be occurring
this oxygen is given to the needy body tissues
when the oxygen is given to the needy body tissues carbon dioxide is taken up by the hemoglobin and the plasma. with the hemoglobin the carbon dioxide which in the lungs is given away and then repeat
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