Removal of the heme group from hemoglobin would result in
A) red blood cells not being able to reproduce.
B) white blood cells not being able to reproduce.
C) an inability for blood to clot.
D) red blood cells not being able to bind oxygen.
E) an inability of the spleen to remove worn-out red blood cells from circulation.

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The heme group in hemoglobin is essential for binding oxygen. Without it, red blood cells would not be able to carry oxygen effectively.

Removal of the Heme Group from Hemoglobin Would Result in