The Value of N,the Hill Constant (Coefficient),for Hemoglobin Is About

question 37

Multiple Choice

The value of n,the Hill constant (coefficient) ,for hemoglobin is about ______ as great as the value for myoglobin.

• A)half
• B)twice
• C)three times
• D)five times
• E)ten times

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