Chapter 7: Q7P (page 219)
Is the P50 higher or lower than normal in (a) hemoglobin Yakima and (b) hemoglobin Kansas? Explain.
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The P50 value is lower than normal in (a) hemoglobin Yakima and higher than normal in (b) hemoglobin Kansas.
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Chapter 7: Q7P (page 219)
Is the P50 higher or lower than normal in (a) hemoglobin Yakima and (b) hemoglobin Kansas? Explain.
The P50 value is lower than normal in (a) hemoglobin Yakima and higher than normal in (b) hemoglobin Kansas.
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