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Thus, the nearest formal oxidation state of iron in Hb-O2 is the +3 state, with oxygen in the -1 state (as superoxide .O2-). The diamagnetism in this configuration arises from the single unpaired electron on superoxide aligning antiferromagnetically from the single unpaired electron on iron, to give no net spin to the entire configuration, in accordance with diamagnetic oxyhemoglobin from experiment.[33][34] The second choice of the three logical possibilities a

lobin, in which CO2 is bound to the globin protein. The molecule also carries the important regulatory molecule nitric oxide bound to a globin protein thiol group, releasing it at the same time as oxygen.[5] Hemoglobin is also found outside red blood cells and their progenitor lines. Other cells that contain hemoglobin include the A9 dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra, macrophages, alveolar cells, and mesangial cells in the k

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  1. immune system has two intrisic system
  2. first line of defense of the innate defense system include
  3. second line of defense in the innate defense system include
  4. the third line of defense in the adaptive defense system is:
  5. true false: adaptive defense system protects against infectious agents and abnormal body cells
  6. true false: adaptive defense are important for inhibiting inflammatory response
  7. adaptive immune response is:
  8. two seperate overlapping arms of the adaptive defense system includes
  9. define: antigen
  10. define: immunity
  11. true false: naturally active acquired immunity is antibodies passed from mother to festus
  12. define antibody
  13. true false: antibodies are plasma proteins that are produced and secreted by plasma cells developed from T lymphocytes
  14. true false: b lymphocytes are also known as humoral immunity
  15. antigen presenting cells
  16. define immunocompentence:
  17. true false: b cells are matured in red bone marrow, but not place of discovery
  18. t cells consists of two type of cells:
  19. before t cells leave the thymus or b cells leave the red bone marrow, they acquire _________ which are molecules capable of recognizing specific antigens
  20. antigen presenting cells are responsible for
  21. dendritic cells in the antigen presenting cells are responsible for:
  22. cellular immunity is:
  23. cellular immunity targets:
  24. humoral immunity is:
  25. in the cellular immunity, antigen is recognized by the _______
  26. in the second signal of the cellular immunity, t cells bind to an antigen and at the same time undergoes _______
  27. in helper t cells, once antigen fragments are recognized, it secretes _______
  28. once helper t cells are primed by APC presentation of antigen, they
  29. when t cells undergoes proliferation and differentation, it turns into
  30. when cytotoxic t cells regonize antigen fragments, it:
  31. in helper t cells, costimulation is required with
  32. activation of cytotoxic cells occurs in
  33. define memory t cell:
  34. truefalse: cytotoxic t cells attach to target cell bearing the same antigen as the one that stimulated their activation and proliferation
  35. define: granzymes
  36. define: granulysin
  37. lymphotoxins are:
  38. define: interferon
  39. the second signal of b cell receptors are: they bind to antigen and ______ costimulates
  40. after rapid cell division of b cells occur, antibody enters the circulation in ____ and ____ to attack antigen
  41. in secondary immune response, cells proliferate and differentiate into ______ and _______

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