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The binding of oxygen to fe^{2+} in the first heme pushes the iron ion out of the porphyrin ring, decreasing the affinity for the second oxygen.
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The binding of oxygen to fe^{2+} in the first heme pushes the iron ion out of the porphyrin ring, de...