Because specific variants of this protein are often named after the geographic location in which they are discovered, its variants include Yakima and Kansas, each of which lacks a hydrogen bond that stabilizes one of its two stable quaternary states.
Because specific variants of this protein are often named after the geographic location in which they are discovered, its variants include Yakima and Kansas, each of which lacks a hydrogen bond that stabilizes one of its two stable quaternary states. Though the Adair and Hill equations are generally used for any enzyme, they were developed in studies of this protein. Max Perutz discovered the structure of this protein. A glutamate to valine mutation in this protein leads to its S variant, found in sickle-cell anemia. This protein has a higher affinity for carbon monoxide than its more biologically necessary substrate. For 10 points, name this protein that binds to up to four oxygen molecules and carries it through the bloodstream.
Because specific variants of this protein are often named after the geographic location in which they are discovered, its variants include Yakima and Kansas, each of which lacks a hydrogen bond that stabilizes one of its two stable quaternary states.
hemoglobin [or Hb]