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Card 16
Front
What happens once the haemoglobin molecule contains 3 oxygen molecules?
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Card 17
Front
What does this mean?
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Card 18
Front
What odes this difficulty cause the curve to do?
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Card 19
Front
What does the fetal haemoglobin have a higher affinity for?
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Card 20
Front
Where is the dissociation curve for fetal haemoglobin on the dissociation curve compared to adult haemoglobin?
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Card 21
Front
Describe why the fetal haemoglobin curve is to the left of the adult haemoglobin curve (4)
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Card 22
Front
What will happen to adult haemoglobin at low partial pressures of oxygen?
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