BIOL 2213 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Reflex Arc, Carotid Body, Ventral Respiratory Group

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More acidic: veins (hydrogen ions stick to hemoglobin, acts as a buffer) Oxygen concentration: as the concentration of oxygen increases the saturation increases (begins as exponential growth because as we get more oxygen bound to. When hemoglobin doesn"t have oxygen bound to it it gets a high affinity for hydrogen ions (usually has a hydrogen ion stuck to it hhb): important for the. Deoxyhemoglobin has an affinity for hydrogen ions when it"s not with oxygen the hemoglobin, the affinity for additional oxygen increases making the s shaped. Binding to an oxygen changes the conformation of the protein so that it"s easier to bind to the next oxygen, affinity becomes higher and changes shape again so it"s. Hemoglobin is inside the red blood cell what makes it look red (red pigment); line) Slide 38: changes color depending on the amount of oxygen (ex: blue)

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