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Worksheetshaemoglobin and transport of oxygen
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
what do the abilities of haemoglobin depend on
pressure of oxygen
concentration of oxygen
concentration of haemoglobin
blood pressure
partial pressure of oxygen is also known as:
oxygen tension
2pO
pO2
extension of oxygen
what shape does the haemoglobin dissociation graph show
a U shape
a M shape
an S shape
a strait line
why does haemoglobin not readily associate with oxygen molecules?
because oxygen is mean
because the association of oxygen and haemoglobin takes a lot of energy
because the harm groups are in the centre of the haemoglobin molecule
because haemoglobin is very picky with who he hangs out with
why does the haemoglobin make it easier fro oxygen to associate after the first oxygen molecule has associated.
because oxygen changes the shape of the haemoglobin
because the haemoglobin molecule grows to like the oxygen
because oxygen allows for other oxygen molecules to attach to it
the change in shape of haemoglobin is called:
contribution change
continental change
conformational change
how is the oxygen tension in the tissue
high
low
how is the oxygen tension in the lungs
high
low
what is it called when oxygen is detached from the oxyhaemoglobin
detachment
dissociation
reduction
