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What kind of reaction is responsible for the liberation of carbon dioxide in red blood cells

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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]2 years ago

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Bifurcate Buffer system

Bifurcate Buffer system is a reaction defined as a cell mechanism in which liberates approximately 85% of the total carbon dioxide. This is the system in which the actual diffusion of the cells happen. Carbon Anhydrase present in the blood is responsible for the conversion of into Carbonic Acid.

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