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Indian Economy - Understanding the basics of Indian economic system
Hemocyanin is an oxygen-transport metalloprotein present in some invertebrate animals. This protein contains
one copper atom
two copper atoms
one iron atom
one magnesium atom
Hemocyanin is a protein found in mollusks that carries oxygen in much the same way as hemoglobin carries oxygen in human blood. Similarly to hemoglobin, a central metal atom binds oxygen differentially, however in hemocyanin, this central metal atom is copper. The structure and function of the hemocyanin molecule revolves around the two copper atoms embedded at its core.
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