The scarlet red color of arterial blood is due to: The lack of O_2 binding to he

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The scarlet red color of arterial blood is due to: The lack of O_2 binding to heme of hemoglobin The binding of O_2 to heme of hemoglobin Oxidization of Fe^2+ to R^3+ in heme of hemoglobin Binding of water to heme of hemoglobin The mutation of amino acid in hemoglobin Which of the following peptides have the lowest solubility in water? VLFPM PNKRD DEKHP GSQKE KHEDN Which of the following amino acids is most likely found in a beta turn? Lys Trp Arg Gly Cys Which of the following statements about lysozyme is incorrect? It is an antibacterial enzyme. The active amino acid in lysozyme is Glu 35 and Asp 52. Hen egg white lysozme is composed of one polypeptide chain Hen egg white lyzozyme is composed of alpha helices and beta sheet It specifically cuts alpha rightarrow 4 glycosidic C-O bond Which of the following immunoglobulins is a pentamer? IgG JgM JgA IgD IgE

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The scarlet coloured compound is formed in arterial blood due to the the scarlet complex formed between oxygen and the heme of Hemoglobin.We know that arterial blood is rich in oxygen as it gets oxygen diffused from lungs . Then the oxygen diffused combines with hemoglobin to give scarlet complex.This help in transportation of oxygen to rest of body.

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