Iron is used to form haemoglobin. Haemoglobin in red blood cells are used to bind oxygen to it. With less iron, there would be less haemoglobin to bind oxygen. Thus, less oxygen would be transported in the red blood cell.
No iron is needed in transportation of oxygen. Blood is made up of RBC,WBC,Plasma and Platelets.Iron just strengthen our bones.
Iron is necessary to make heme, which is needed to make hemoglobin, which carries the blood in the red blood cells.
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The haemoglobin macro-molecule, four O2's per molecule.
True. Iron is necessary in the transportation of oxygen in red blood cells, it is the iron molecules that binds the oxygen molecules to the cell, if you have an iron deficiency (anaemia) it means that your blood isn't carrying enough oxygen around your body. This can cause fatigue as well as other health problems.Note:Humans have iron-based hemoglobin, which gives their blood a red color. Most molluscs and arthropods use hemocyanin, a substance that uses copper in stead of iron, to bind and transport oxygen. So technically, iron is not needed: other substances could perform the same function. The blood would not be red though: in molluscs and arthropods, the blood has a green/blueish tint.
It is to carry oxygen from the lungs to tissue around the body.
red blood cells carry oxygen from the lungs through the pulmonary artery to the heart and then to the rest of the body.
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Iron is required for your hemoglbin in your blood to transport oxygen effectivly. Since iron has a charge of +6, and oxygen has a charge of -6, the iron in the blood will attract the oxygen in the lungs, and then the blood delivers it to the cells in need of oxygen.
lol it is hobgoblin I believe it is iron
It is an iron-based protein called hemoglobin.
Lead replaces Iron in your Hemoglobin. The Iron binds oxygen for transport to the cells. Lead does not bind the oxygen, and thus you effectively get less oxygen supply.
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First, L2English. Second, yes, the iron in metal is the same iron in meat. Iron is used in the blood to transport oxygen.
In metalloproteins, metal ions are usually coordinated by nitrogen, oxygen or sulfur.