Carbon monoxide competes with hemoglobin for 02 binding, resulting in toxicity. Is it possible that carbon monoxide is an allosteric effector? No, since it competes with the molecule O for the active site. Yes, since it will minimize the amount of 02 binding. O Yes, since it competes with the molecule O for the active site. No, since it is a negative effector that reduces 02 binding.

Carbon monoxide competes with hemoglobin for 02 binding, resulting in toxicity. Is it possible that carbon monoxide is an allosteric effector? No, since it competes with the molecule O for the active site. Yes, since it will minimize the amount of 02 binding. O Yes, since it competes with the molecule O for the active site. No, since it is a negative effector that reduces 02 binding.

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