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Clarissa Castellã Xavier,Marlo Souzaved when cell-free Hbs are introduced into the circulation to enhance oxygen delivery to respiring tissues. Redox reactions of cell-free Hbs with nitrite may also be of significance ., as these reactions can lead to formation of nitrosylated Hb (NO-Hb) along with oxidised Hb (MetHb). To clarify the

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Marcos Alves Vieira,Sergio T. Carvalhoric component (HbI), namely the capacity to undergo an oxygen- and anion-linked polymerisation process. This manifests itself functionally in an increase in cooperativity and a decrease in oxygen affinity at high protein concentrations. The functional parameters of the HbII tetramer as distinct from

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Emma Ryan,Ian Warren,Laura Bedfordfer with either 25% or 75% (v/v) glycerol. T-state tertiary relaxations are initiated by adding CO to an encapsulated T-state deoxyHbA sample, thus generating liganded T-state species. The conformational evolution of the liganded T-state samples is followed by monitoring the frequency of .(Fe-His),

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Christiaan Bezuidenhout,Annalise Kempen their papers and more directly through conversations and collaborations. I began reading their papers on facilitated diffusion of O. by myoglobin (.; .; .), gas exchange in fish swim bladders (.; .; .; .) and ligand binding to leghaemoglobin (.) when I was a graduate student in Quentin Gibson’s lab

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Police Ethics Brought Up to Dateprising an unidentifiable nonglobin N-terminal domain of ∼150aa and 16 globin domains (D1–D16) of ∼150aa, except for D2, which lacks helices G and H. The similarity between the globin domains varies from 39 to 51% identity: they are linked tightly to one another, with interdomain segments of 10aa or