If a Lys residue that interacts with 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate (BPG) in the central cavity of hemoglobin is changed to a Ser residue, how would this affect hemoglobin behaviour?
a. The T state would be more stable.
b. Oxygen binding would be more sensitive to pH.
c. The T state would be less stable
d. Oxygen binding would be less sensitive to pH.
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