Role of Hemoglobin in Oxygen
Transport
Normally, about 97 per cent of the oxygen transported from the
lungs to the tissues is carried in chemical combination with hemoglobin in the
red blood cells. The remaining 3 per cent is transported in the dis-solved
state in the water of the plasma and blood cells. Thus, under normal conditions, oxygen is carried to the tissues almost
entirely by hemoglobin.
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