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oxyhemoglobin

 [ok″se-he´mo-glo″bin]
hemoglobin combined with molecular oxygen, the form in which oxygen is transported in the blood.

ox·y·he·mo·glo·bin (HbO2),

(ok'sē-hē'mō-glō'bin),
Hemoglobin in combination with oxygen, the form of hemoglobin present in arterial blood, scarlet or bright red when dissolved in water.
Synonym(s): oxygenated hemoglobin

oxyhemoglobin

/oxy·he·mo·glo·bin/ (-he″mo-glo´bin) hemoglobin that contains bound O2, a compound formed from hemoglobin on exposure to alveolar gas in the lungs.

oxyhemoglobin

(ŏk′sē-hē′mə-glō′bĭn)
n.
A bright-red chemical complex of hemoglobin and oxygen that transports oxygen to the tissues.

oxyhemoglobin

[ok′sēhē′məglō′bin, -hem′-]
Etymology: Gk, oxys + genein, to produce, haima, blood; L, globus, ball
hemoglobin that is transporting bound oxygen. Also spelled oxyhaemoglobin.

ox·y·he·mo·glo·bin

(ok'sē-hē'mŏ-glō'bin)
Hemoglobin in combination with oxygen; the form of hemoglobin present in arterial blood, scarlet or bright red when dissolved in water.
Synonym(s): oxyhaemoglobin.

ox·y·he·mo·glo·bin

(ok'sē-hē'mŏ-glō'bin)
Hemoglobin in combination with oxygen; the form of hemoglobin present in arterial blood.
Synonym(s): oxyhaemoglobin.

oxyhemoglobin (ok´sēhē´mōglō´bin),

n a compound of hemoglobin with two atoms of oxygen.

oxyhemoglobin

hemoglobin combined with molecular oxygen, the form in which oxygen is transported in the blood. See also hemoglobin.
oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve
see hemoglobin-oxygen dissociation curve.
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