2. You have made a mutation in myoglobin that increased the Pso for O2 by a factor of 2. Sket- out an approximation of what the fraction of ligand bound sites vs partial pressure of oxygen plot would look like for this mutant as compared to the wild-type myoglobin (dotted line). Y 0.5 Po2

2. You have made a mutation in myoglobin that increased the Pso for O2 by a factor of 2. Sket- out an approximation of what the fraction of ligand bound sites vs partial pressure of oxygen plot would look like for this mutant as compared to the wild-type myoglobin (dotted line). Y 0.5 Po2

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2. You have made a mutation in myoglobin that increased the Pso for O2 by a factor of 2. Sketch
out an approximation of what the fraction of ligand bound sites vs partial pressure of oxygen
plot would look like for this mutant as compared to the wild-type myoglobin (dotted line).
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0.5
Po2

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