Malignant hyperthermia and McArdle's disease cause it to be present in urine.
This protein may be evolutionarily conserved due to its ability to oxidize bioactive nitric oxide to nitrate. Malignant hyperthermia and McArdle's disease cause it to be present in urine. The majority of this protein, which is composed of a single, 153-residue polypeptide, consists of eight distinct right-handed alpha-helices with a central hydrophobic cleft. It has a Hill coefficient of 1, indicating non-cooperative binding of its major substrate, and displays a hyperbolic dissociation curve with that substrate. Knockout mice deficient in this appear non-different from wild-types, as they compensate by developing increased capillarity, while it is present in especially high levels for diving mammals. Its pigments create the red color of meat, and this protein releases bound oxygen at a lower partial pressure than its tetrameric counterpart. For 10 points, name this monomeric protein which increases the solubility of oxygen within muscle tissue.
This protein may be evolutionarily conserved due to its ability to oxidize bioactive nitric oxide to nitrate.
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