Carbonic anhydrase... a. is found in the cerebro-spinal fluid b. is found the erythrocyte c. converts...
Carbonic anhydrase...
a. is found in the cerebro-spinal fluid
b. is found the erythrocyte
c. converts water and CO2 into glucose
d. two of the above
e. all of the above
Why answer(s) are correct and why?
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D. Two of the above is correct
Carbonic anhydrase enzyme found in red blood cells. It place important role in the respiration by transporting co2 transport in the blood
Water and carbon dioxide from the interestial fluid diffuse in to epithelial cells with in these cells carbonic anhydrase convert in bicarbonate and hydrogen ion.
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