The hemoglobin variant Hb Nancy contains a substitution wher…

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The hemоglоbin vаriаnt Hb Nаncy cоntains a substitution where the beta chain Tyr-β145 is substituted with an aspartate. The result is disruption of the position of the C-terminal His-β146 so that it cannot form salt bridges with Lys-α40 and Asp-β94 such that the T state cannot be stabilized even in the absence of oxygen. The oxygen saturation curve for Hb Nancy is shown below compared to normal Hb A at pH 7.2 and pH 7.4. Use the graph to determine the Hb that best is associated with each property. AxSA4.png ​Prompt ​Response ​Greater Bohr effect ​[BLANK-1] ​Greater cooperativity with respect to O2 binding ​[BLANK-2] ​Greater affinity for O2 ​[BLANK-3] ​More R state at low pO2 ​[BLANK-4]

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