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What are the functions of blood?
1) Transport of nutrients, O2, and CO2 2) Immune/Blood loss Protection 3) Regulation of pH, volume, and temperature
Blood _________ prevents the loss/exit of blood from the organism
clotting
Red blood cells have a ___________ ____ shape.
biconcave disc
What does the biconcave disc shape of blood enable?
1) flexibility to move easily through blood vessels 2) greater surface area, enhancing gas exchange
Red blood cells do not have any _________ or _______, but have a lot of the protein __________.
organelles, nuclei, hemoglobin
Blood hemoglobin is a large _______ composed of 4 subunits: 2 identical ____ subunits and 2 identical ____ subunits.
alpha, beta
Blood hemoglobin has a _________ structure.
quaternary
In the center of a heme group, an _____ is responsible for binding to oxygen, and the iron and oxygen form a bond called a __________ ________ bond.
iron, coordinate covalent
Each heme has an iron atom at its center, so each hemoglobin molecule can bind __ molecules of ______ to be completely saturated.
4, oxygen
Red blood cells and white blood cells come from ________ _________ (stem cells).
common progenitors
Red blood cells come from ______ stem cells.
myeloid
What white blood cells are also produced from myeloid stem cells?
1) Eosinophil 2) Basophil 3) Neutrophil 4) Monocyte)
Lymphocytes have their own stem cell called a __________ stem cell.
lymphoid
Immature red blood cells start with a ______ and then eject it once matured.
nucleus