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Mastering Oxygen Binding

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Which metal has a strong tendency to bind oxygen?

Copper

Iron (correct)

Zinc

Magnesium

What is the purpose of the conformational change in a protein when binding a ligand?

To decrease the protein's affinity for the ligand

To make the binding site more complementary to the ligand (correct)

To prevent binding of other ligands

To increase the protein's stability

What is the term for a molecule bound reversibly by a protein?

Ligand (correct)

Binding site

Protein

Conformational change

Why is oxygen poorly soluble in aqueous solutions?

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What can free iron lead to in the presence of oxygen?

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Mastering Oxygen Binding

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Questions and Answers

Which metal has a strong tendency to bind oxygen?

What is the purpose of the conformational change in a protein when binding a ligand?

What is the term for a molecule bound reversibly by a protein?

Why is oxygen poorly soluble in aqueous solutions?

What can free iron lead to in the presence of oxygen?

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