Biology, asked by vaishnavib075, 16 days ago

What happens when haemoglobin binds with CO?

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☑ When hemoglobin binds CO, it binds so tightly that it will not let go. Therefore, the hemoglobin that binds CO becomes 'poisoned' and can no longer bind oxygen, destroying its function. Then, parts of your body do not receive the essential oxygen, and effectively suffocate.

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