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Biology, 27.05.2020 23:10 haileysolis5

In class, we discussed how H146 of the LaTeX: \betaβ-chain of normal adult hemoglobin ends up in close proximity to D94 on the same chain when oxygen is delivered to the tissues. In hemoglobin Hiroshima, however, H146 on the LaTeX: \betaβ-chain has been changed to a D through mutation. a) What effect, if any, does this mutation have on oxygen binding by hemoglobin Hiroshima, compared to normal hemoglobin? Explain in detail.

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