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Both myoglobin and hemoglobin are conjugated proteins, they both contain heme wh

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Both myoglobin and hemoglobin are conjugated proteins, they both contain heme which is a Term 1positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease . In terms of shape, the oxygen binding curve of myoglobin is  Term 2positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease and that of hemoglobin is Term 3positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease .  When one oxygen molecule is bound to hemoglobin, it becomes easier for the next to bind. This phenomena is called Term 4positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecreaseTerm 5positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease . In these proteins the Term 6positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecreaseTerm 7positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease is seen to coordinate with the heme iron.  Bound oxygen coordinates with the heme iron on the other side and the Term 8positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecreaseTerm 9positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease forms a hydrogen bond with the oxygen.  Hemoglobin can exist in two conformational states: one is the R state which would be  Term 10positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease Hb while the Term 11positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease state would be Term 12positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease Hb. The molecule Term 13positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease binds hemoglobin in its central cavity.  The effect of this molecule is to Term 14positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease hemoglobin's affinity for oxygen. Hemoglobin is also influenced by pH. This is called the Term 15positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease effect. A decrease in pH will Term 16positivenegativehistidineproximaldistalcooperativityprosthetic groupoxydeoxyTRBohrBPGhyperbolicsigmoidalchaperoneironmodified amino acidincreasedecrease hemoglobin's affinity for oxygen.

The options are positive, negative, histidine,proximal,prosthetic group,oxy,deoxy,t, R, modified amino acid,chaperone

Explanation / Answer

1) prosthetic group,

2) hyperbolic,

3) sigmoid

4)R(relaxing),

5) cooperativity,

6) proximal

7)distal,

8) histidine,

9)oxy,

10) positive

11) negative,

12)T

13) iron

15) bohr ,

16) increase

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