Title: What iron based molecule do erythrocytes have that allow red blood cells to carry O2? Post by: FinnBinn on Dec 14, 2012 just a straight like 2 word answer is fine. thanks
Title: What iron based molecule do erythrocytes have that allow red blood cells to carry O2? Post by: leonardyi on Dec 14, 2012 hemoglobin
Title: What iron based molecule do erythrocytes have that allow red blood cells to carry O2? Post by: finksta on Dec 14, 2012 To effectively combine with oxygen, the erythrocytes must contain a normal amount of the red protein pigment hemoglobin, the amount of which in turn depends on the iron level in the body. A deficiency of iron and therefore of hemoglobin leads to anemia and poor oxygenation of the body tissues.
Title: What iron based molecule do erythrocytes have that allow red blood cells to carry O2? Post by: $abood$ on Dec 14, 2012 Hemoglobin. it's an iron-containing protein
Title: What iron based molecule do erythrocytes have that allow red blood cells to carry O2? Post by: Leonela on Dec 14, 2012 Hemoglobin, which has the prosthetic group heme at its core
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