The Transition from the Taut (Deoxy) Form of Hemoglobin to the Relaxed

question 38

Multiple Choice

The transition from the taut (deoxy) form of hemoglobin to the relaxed (oxy) form of hemoglobin involves the breaking of inter-subunit bonds that are predominately

• A) covalent.
• B) van der Waal's
• C) hydrophobic
• D) ionic
• E) none of the above

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