CO2 Transport
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This video discusses:
The total volume of carbon dioxide transport to the lungs
Three forms of carbon dioxide transport
Chloride shift
Carbonic anhydrase
Carbon dioxide pressure gradients in the tissue and lungs ...
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But I couldn't understand the formation of carbamino haemoglobin clearly.
HHbNHCOOH how this formed?
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so does that mean CO2 transported as bicarbonate ion accounts for 2.2ml? .And thanks for the lecture.It was very helpful.
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Sir i have a que that this bicarbonate which is moving..it is contribution given to rbc or plasma..like total amt of co2 travelled through plasma is approx 77 percent ..am i correct?
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Dr i had a doubt if u have time please clear it...at 5;48 does that mean accumalation on oxygen in that 100ml blood,,,,as u said now bus will again come to take 4 ml of CO2 and drop .3 only ?????
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13:44 But how are the bicarbs in the RBC? Didn't they get out of the RBC during the Chloride Shift at the tissue level? at 10:15?
Some bicarbonate remains in the Rbc. Not all bicarbonate ions are exchanged with cl-
Sir if there is a question that how co2 is transported in blood?
Co2 is transported by the method of diffusion and carried in blood by 70%bicarbonate
23% by combining with hemoglobin and 7% by plasma...
Should we also write that how could it exchange in external and internal respiration..
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T0tal blood in body how much leater carben carrying blood oxygen carying blood
bicarbonate doesn't have a brain lol