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The T form (tense or taut form) of deoxyhemoglobin differs from oxyhemoglobin (the R form or relaxed form) by all EXCEPT:

a. covalent linkages between subunits.
b. specific intrachain hydrogen bonds.
c. between -subunit salt links (ion-pair bonds).
d. between -subunits salt links (ion-pair bonds).
e. intrachain salt bridges.

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