Gas Transport
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2020
- In this video, Dr Mike explains the 2 ways that oxygen (O2) can be transported around the body;
- Dissolved in plasma (1-2%)
- Bound to haem in haemoglobin (98%)
And the 3 ways that carbon dioxide is transported around the body;
- Dissolved in plasma (10%)
- Bound to globin of haemoglobin (20%)
- As bicarbonate ion (HCO3-) (70%)
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Thank you for clarifying what happens to the bicarbonate that is formed by isohydric transport, without your explanation I got really confused as to how it was considered a transport thinking that the bicarbonate just stayed within the system as an acting pH buffer, but then one of my books mentioned “Note that in isohydric transport, the CO2 is not directly carried by hemoglobin” which completely through me off. Thank you again for the great explanations and I hope you guys continue making more videos.
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Also is Cl- attached to anything once it enters the RBC?
What is the point of the chloride shift. Does it allow the bicarbonate to leave due to differences in potential across ion channels?
Easy to understand ♥️ just watched before lesson
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Is it CO2 only that binds directly to Hb or also the hydrogen ion (Deoxyhemoglobin complex)?
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hey dr mike, is there anything in the works to explain the oxyhemoglobin dissociative curve?
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So, the HHb in the RBC transport to the lungs too with HCO3- sir? I still dont understand the HHb in the lungs from where? Is that from the RBC in the tissue? Please, answer my question 🙏🙏🙏
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but there is no reaction of sodium bicarbonate formation in plasma ie not showing in the reaction:plz include
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Could you also talk about bohr and hamburger effect .... you could have talked about it in this video itself
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How CO2 removal increases pH in red blood cell??
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bro is hench too
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Deoxyhemoglobin
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carbonic acid and i have a lot in common