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sagard8 karma
Yes, except none of the hemes in your body are realistically going to be unbound.
Hemes each bind 4 oxygen molecules, and the bind cooperatively, so each successive oxygen molecule is harder to strip off. This makes it less likely you have a completely unbound heme while there is another one with four O2s attached.
In your inferior vena cava you'll see usual O2 saturations of ~75%. It can get down to ~55% in the coronary sinus, but nowhere near 0 in a physiologically normal state.
sagard2 karma
Since you brought it up, have you ever found anything in Hebrew? What is the most common language you find artifacts of?
sagard222 karma
He's right, but English is also not his first language, and writing like that is pervasive in India.
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