Patients with sickle cell disease suffer from vaso-occlusive crises because:
a. The altered hemoglobin facilitates the formation of bar-shaped hemoglobin crystals that occlude blood vessels.
b. The altered hemoglobin impairs the hemoglobin's ability to effectively transport oxygen that causes vaso-occlusion.
c. The altered hemoglobin facilitates tactoid crystal formation that alters the shape of the red blood cell, resulting in impeded blood flow in vessels.
d. The altered hemoglobin interferes with globin chain assembly, which impedes blood flow in the vessels.
Question 2
Hemoglobin C disease has altered solubility properties similar to hemoglobin S disease. What accounts for this altered solubility?
a. Heme iron is in the ferric form rather than ferrous form.
b. The hemoglobin remains in the tense structure.
c. A nonpolar amino acid is substituted for a polar amino acid.
d. A polar amino acid is substituted near the pocket where heme binds.
Two mechanisms that affect cell shape and movement.
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