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what is called hemoglobin?​

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Answered by Yuseong
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What is called haemoglobin?

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 \purple \bigstar » Haemoglobin is the red coloured substance present in the red blood cells which carries oxygen in the body.  \purple \bigstar

» Because of presence of this red color pigment called haemoglobin RBC looks red in colour.

» Haemoglobin performs a very important function of carrying oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues.

» Haemoglobin also carries some of the carbon dioxide to the lungs.

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What is RBC?

  • RBC stands for red blood cells.

  • RBCs are carriers of oxygen.

  • They are circular in shape.

  • They don't have nuclei.

  • RBCs don't live very long as they don't have nuclei.

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Answered by roshanraju
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Answer:

Hemoglobin is a cell there in everyone's body. It transports oxygen to the whole body.

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