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==Structure of myoglobin== | ==Structure of myoglobin== | ||
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<scene name='36/369354/Overall/1'>Myoglobin</scene> is an iron-protein. The iron has an <scene name='36/369354/Iron_coordination/1'>octahedral coordination</scene> when bound to oxygen. | <scene name='36/369354/Overall/1'>Myoglobin</scene> is an iron-protein. The iron has an <scene name='36/369354/Iron_coordination/1'>octahedral coordination</scene> when bound to oxygen. | ||
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Revision as of 13:56, 25 March 2021
Myoglobin is found is muscle tissue and binds to oxygen, which is used during aerobic activity.
Structure of myoglobin
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