Question

What is the red pigment in the blood is called...​

Answer 1

Answer:

himoglobin

Explanation:

red pigment is himoglobin

Answer 2

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• Haemoglobin

The red pigment in the blood is called haemoglobin.

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Haemoglobin :

• Haemoglobin is a protein molecule present in the RBCs.

• It is also known as respiratory pigment.

• It is carries oxygen from lungs to other tissues in the body.

• It is also responsible for red colour in RCBs.

Blood :

• The blood is a red-colored fluid connective tissue.

• Blood is the softest tissue in the body.

• 55% of blood consists of plasma and the rest of 45% of blood consists of blood corpuscle.

• The red blood cells transport oxygen to all the tissues of the body for the respiration process.

The blood consists 45% of blood cells or corpuscles. These include -

• Red blood corpuscles (RBC)
• White blood corpuscles (WBC)
• Platelets