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Chapter 23.6, Problem 57AYP
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To describe:
Effect of low red blood cells HCO3- on the carbon dioxide transport.
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The carbon dioxide in the blood is transported in 3 forms, as carbonate ion, in bound form with protein (hemoglobin) and in dissolved form in the blood. The carbon dioxide is mainly transported in the form of bicarbonate ions (HCO3-).
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