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How is O2 dissociation curve for Hb?

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Hb releases O2 easier than myoglobin to allow tissue transfer of O2, at pO2 = 100mmhg SaO2=100% (arterial), 75% in 40 mmHg (venous). 2,3-DPG shifts dissociation curve to right as it increases, so does CO2 increase, H+ increase, and temperature increase


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