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Which non-alpha-globin chain composes the predominating normal hemoglobin in adults?
 
  a. Gamma
  b. Delta
  c. Beta
  d. Zeta

Question 2

A high concentration of H+ ions will have what kind of effect on the oxygen dissociation curve?
 
  a. A shift to the left
  b. No effect on the oxygen dissociation curve
  c. A shift to the right
  d. Cannot be determined based on information given



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: C



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