Hemoglobin's affinity for oxygen is sensitive to small changes in pH (the Bohr effect).Which of the following amino acid(s) is/are primarily responsible for this?Lysine residues in the protein's central cavity.Histidine residues in the protein's central cavity.The distal lysine.The distal histidine.Valine residues in the protein's central cavity.The distal valine. RNA has a ribose sugar and DNA has a deoxyribose sugar. The 2'OH in the ribose sugarchanges which of the following properties of nucleic acid structure?the preferred sugar pucker conformationthe glycosidic bond anglethe phosphate-phosphate distance in the helixthe width of the major groove in the helixwhether the helix is A-form or B-formthe dipole moment of the pyrimidine base

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Hemoglobin's affinity for oxygen is sensitive to small changes in pH (the Bohr effect). Which of the following amino acid(s) is/are primarily responsible for this? O Lysine residues in the protein's central cavity. Histidine residues in the protein's central cavity. The distal lysine. The distal histidine. Valine residues in the protein's central cavity. O The distal valine.

Hemoglobin's affinity for oxygen is sensitive to small changes in pH (the Bohr effect). Which of the following amino acid(s) is/are primarily responsible for this? O Lysine residues in the protein's central cavity. Histidine residues in the protein's central cavity. The distal lysine. The distal histidine. Valine residues in the protein's central cavity. O The distal valine.

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