Titlebook: Blood and Tissue Oxygen Carriers; Charlotte P. Mangum Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Agnatha.Mammalia.Mollusca.animals.b

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Springer Series in Optical Sciencesall ectothermic vertebrates use hemoglobins for this purpose. In addition to carrying oxygen, hemoglobins are physiologically important in carrying some carbon dioxide as well as in being the primary organic buffer of blood. In this review, however, we will restrict our considerations of hemoglobin structure-function to oxygen transport.

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Bassel H. Mahmoud,Iltefat H. Hamzavilished a quarter century ago (Monod et al. 1965). The classic example of cooperativity among biological macromolecules is that of the binding of oxygen by hemoglobin. According to simple mass action law, with the assumption that the four oxygen-binding sites on Hb are identical and independent or noninteracting:

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Light-Driven Temporal Self-Organization,most often in an extracellular cavity that lacks small bore tubes. By simple hemoglobins (Hbs) I mean multiples of 1–12 polypeptide chains of ca. 16 kDa, loosely linked to one another if at all. The term tissue heme proteins will be restricted here to the noncirculating, O.-binding molecules found in muscles, nerves, and gills.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69888-3re present in many shrimps, while crayfish, lobsters, and crabs usually possess dodecamers (review in Mangum 1983a). Higher order structures are common among the Chelicerata: 24-mers in spiders and scorpions and 48-mers in ..

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Oxygen Carriers as Molecular Models of Allosteric Behavior,lished a quarter century ago (Monod et al. 1965). The classic example of cooperativity among biological macromolecules is that of the binding of oxygen by hemoglobin. According to simple mass action law, with the assumption that the four oxygen-binding sites on Hb are identical and independent or noninteracting:

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Structures of Red Blood Cell Hemoglobins,apparent, Robert Terwilliger and his wife, Nora Terwilliger, have made a great many seminal contributions to our understanding of the diversity of hemoglobins in the animal kingdom. Bob Terwilliger will be sorely missed.

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