Below how much concentration of oxygen the pyruvic acid will not pass into Kreb’s cycle and would convert into CO2 and alcohol:
A.1%
B.2%
C.3%
D.4%
A.Increase the breathing movements
B.Decrease the breathing movements
C.Bring a state of first slow breathing followed by fast breathing
D.Not at all affect the breathing rate
A.Oxyhaemoglobin would dissociate to supply oxygen to tissues
B.Haemoglobin would combine with more oxygen at respiratory surface
C.Oxyhaemoglobin would not dissociate tosupply oxygen to tissues
D.Carbondioxide will will interfere in the transport of oxygen
A.Glucokinase
B.Phosphoglucomutase
C.Glucoisomerase
D.None of these
A.Venous blood entering it
B.Arterial blood entering it
C.Venous blood leaving it
D.Arterial blood leaving it
A.Too much amount of O2 in his blood
B.Too much amount of carbondioxide in his blood
C.Too much O2 and very little CO2 in his blood
D.None of these reasons
A.Oxyhaemoglobin behaves as a strong acid so more and more amount of it formed releases more and more H+ions
B.Deoxygenation of oxyhaemoglobin is directly proportional to PCO2
C.Increase the oxygen affinity of haemoglobin
D.None of these facts
A.200ml
B.300ml
C.400ml
D.500ml
A.One molecule of 3-phosphoglyceraldehyde
B.Two molecules
C.Three molecules
D.Four molecules
A.CO reacts with O2 reducing its percentage in the air
B.Hb of blood combines with CO instead of O2 and the product cannot dissociate
C.CO affects diaphragm and internal muscles
D.CO affects nerves of the lungs