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| - | + | La mioglobina es una hemoproteína muscular, estructuralmente y funcionalmente muy parecida a la hemoglobina. Es una proteína relativamente pequeña constituida por una cadena polipeptídica de 153 residuos aminoácidos y por un grupo hemo que contiene un átomo de hierro. La función de la mioglobina es almacenar oxígeno. | |
| + | Las mayores concentraciones de mioglobina se encuentran en el músculo esquelético y en el músculo cardíaco, donde se requieren grandes cantidades de O2 para satisfacer la demanda energética de las contracciones. | ||
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| + | == Union del oxigeno al grupo hemo == | ||
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