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what is the colour of human blood? and why

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Answered by elsa679

the colour of human blood is red because of the red blood cells (hemoglobin)

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Answered by S4MAEL

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☆ the colour of human blood is red.because our arteries have lot of oxygen in it and it is carried out in all body used by tissues.the hemoglobin is present in the blood .so it is red .
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heme group binds oxygen and carbon dioxide and as well as imparts red color to the blood; also spelt as hemoglobin.

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aditya737676398: but hemoglobin

aditya737676398: what's function of this

S4MAEL: Hemoglobin is a globular heme protein in vertebrate red blood cells and in the plasma of many invertebrates that carries oxygen and carbon dioxide; heme group binds oxygen and carbon dioxide and as well as imparts red color to the blood; also spelt ashemoglobin.

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