1. Why is cyanmethemoglobin method preferred than other methods? 2. In what circumstances is the copper sulfate method used? 3. Discuss the synthesis and breakdown of hemoglobin.?
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1. Why is cyanmethemoglobin method preferred than other methods?
2. In what circumstances is the copper sulfate method used?
3. Discuss the synthesis and breakdown of hemoglobin.?
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