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component 3
transport of gases
haemoglobin
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what type of protein is
haemoglobin
globular protein
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what type of structure is
haemoglobin
Quaternary structure
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describe the structure of
haemoglobin
four folded
polypeptide
chains joined together to form a
Quaternary
structure
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what is found at the centre of each polypeptide
a
haem group
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what is meant by a
haem group
this is the binding site for one
oxygen molecule
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How many
oxygen molecules
can
hemoglobin
carry?
4
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what
intermolecular
bonds are found in
haemoglobin
ionic bonds
hydrogen bonds
,
hydrophobic
and
hydrophilic
interactions and
disulphide
interactions
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what is the reversible reaction between oxygen and
haemoglobin
4O2 +
Hb
<=>
HbO8
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what is the definition of
affinity
the degree to which one molecule is
chemically
attracted to another molecule
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what is the definition of
saturation
the
percentage
of oxygen bound to
haemoglobin
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what is meant by
association
the uptake of oxygen by
haemoglobin
into
oxyhaemoglobin
at the lungs
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what is meant by
dissociation
the release of oxygen at the respiring tissue to form
haemoglobin
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what is another name for
association
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what is another name for
dissociation
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