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oxygen - saonew
#11
Answer B.
Decreased CO2 allows the relaxed hemoglobin conformation to form more easily, increasing the affinity for oxygen.

A. Increased 2,3-BPG decreases the affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen.

C. Increased HÉ concentration as seen in the tissues decreases the affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen.

D. Oxidation of the heme iron prevents oxygen from binding.

E. Increased temperature reduces the affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen
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#12
Ramy, A will Not lead to left shift -- A is Right shift
I think the answer is B
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#13
ARE YOU asking Total CAPACITY bINDING..
wAT IS GOING TO HAPPEND IF W EDON'T OXIDAZIE fE and what is going to hapend if w ehave increse CO2 -problem..so I lik ethe CO2 to be decrase but yet I am tired and I can't think
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#14
ur explanations are usually too good,pl write few words for B and d options too.PL..
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#15
i lost thx
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#16
no ramy you made us think as well and "argue " so now we know one more ..so thanks for your participation
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