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1 oxyhemoglobin hemoglobin with oxygen bound to it. bright red color, 1-4 oxygen bound to it. Lecture Exam I- Blood
2 oxyhemoglobin one or more molecules of oxygen are bound to hemoglobin Lecture Exam 3- The Respiratory System
3 Oxyhemoglobin oxygen meets hemoglobin Key Terms for the System of Blood
4 Oxyhemoglobin bright red color-(has O2) Exam 4
5 oxyhemoglobin when oxygen and hemoglobin have bonded, when the blood is on the way throughout the body Circulation/Blood test review sheet
6 oxyhemoglobin hemoglobin united with 4 oxygen atoms taylor's human anatomy
7 oxyhemoglobin hemoglobin combined with oxygen Respiratory System
8 Oxyhemoglobin hemoglobin binded to oxygen Anatomy Respiration
9 oxyhemoglobin compound formed when oxygen combines with hemoglobin Respiratory System
10 Oxyhemoglobin When all iron groups on the hemoglobin molecules are bound to O2; fully saturated Anatomy and Physiology II Ch. 23 - Part 6
11 Oxyhemoglobin is hemoglobin with O2 bound to it Physiology Final Review
12 Oxyhemoglobin hemoglobin is combined with O2; bright red in color; found in arteries, responsible for sending blood to cells Respiratory System
13 Oxyhemoglobin when Oxygen Binds to the iron, the hemoglobin- assumes three dimentional shape and becomes ruby red Erythrocytes

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