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Hemoglobin Carbonation & Protonation
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8. Protein Function / Hemoglobin Carbonation & Protonation / Problem 2
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Analyze the effects of high CO2 partial pressure in tissues versus low CO2 partial pressure in lungs on hemoglobin carbonation.
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High CO2 partial pressure in tissues leads to hemoglobin carbonation and oxygen release, while low CO2 partial pressure in lungs leads to decarbonation and oxygen binding.
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Both high and low CO2 partial pressures lead to hemoglobin carbonation and oxygen release.
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High CO2 partial pressure in tissues leads to hemoglobin decarbonation and oxygen binding, while low CO2 partial pressure in lungs leads to carbonation and oxygen release.
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Both high and low CO2 partial pressures lead to hemoglobin decarbonation and oxygen binding.
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