Cаrbоn Diоxide trаnspоrt hybrid. Input а letter only using the answer bank below. Answers can be used more than once. The primary method of carrying CO2 is [14] (14). This primary method can occur in both the red blood cell (RBC) and the plasma, but it happens much more rapidly in the RBC due to the presence of[15](15). At the tissues the CO2 moves [16] (16: J or K) the RBC and combines with [17] (17) to form carbonic acid which dissociates into [18](18) and [19](19), The [20](20) immediately binds to hemoglobin and the [21](21) trades places with Cl-and moves [22](22: J or K; referring to #21) the RBC. Now this same RBC makes it’s way back to the lungs. While at the lungs [23](23) comes into the RBC and is loaded onto the heme (iron) group of hemoglobin which pushes [24](24) off of hemoglobin so that it (“it” is #24) can combine with [25](25) to again form carbonic acid which will dissociate into water and[26](26) which is then breathed out of the lungs (this chemical #26 is also the strongest driver of ventilation). A. Dissolved in plasma E. Hemoanhydrase I. Deoxyanhydrase M. H2O Q. HCO3- B. On the heme group of hemoglobin F. Carbonic anhydrase J. Into N. H2CO3 R. OH C. On the amine group of hemoglobin G. ATP synthase K. Out of O. HCO+ S. O2 D. In the form of bicarbonate H. Carbonate L. H+ P. Cl- T. CO2
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