Which situation would result in the greatest degree of 
situation for haemoglobin, if 
remains constant?
a)
Increased 
level, decreased temperature
b)
Decreased 
level, decreased temperature
c)
Increased 
level, increased temperature
d)
Decreased 
level, increased temperature
Which situation would result in the greatest degree of situation for haemoglobin, if remains constant?
a)
Increased level, decreased temperature
b)
Decreased level, decreased temperature
c)
Increased level, increased temperature
d)
Decreased level, increased temperature
Question ID - 2681 | SaraNextGen Top Answer
Which situation would result in the greatest degree of situation for haemoglobin, if remains constant?
a)
Increased level, decreased temperature
b)
Decreased level, decreased temperature
c)
Increased level, increased temperature
d)
Decreased level, increased temperature
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Which situation would result in the greatest degree of |
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a) |
Increased |
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b) |
Decreased |
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c) |
Increased |
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d) |
Decreased |
1 Answer
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Answer Key / Explanation : (b) -
(b)
Increased temperature dissociates the 
from oxyhaemoglobin and low temperature favours the binding of 
to haemoglobin
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