This effect is mediated predominantly by the protonation of the histidine at position 146 of the molecule whose behavior it describes.
This effect is mediated predominantly by the protonation of the histidine at position 146 of the molecule whose behavior it describes. In addition, it can allow for the calculation of namesake coefficients that help point out optimum saturation. Basically it correlates pH with the binding ability of a certain protein. FTP, identify this effect by which an increase of carbon dioxide in the blood results in the dissociation of oxygen from hemoglobin and which shares its name with the surname of a famous Danish scientist.
This effect is mediated predominantly by the protonation of the histidine at position 146 of the molecule whose behavior it describes.
{Bohr} effect