The iron found in hemoglobin serves what purpose?
A) It holds together the structure.
B) It oxidizes bacteria found in the blood, killing them.
C) It converts oxygen into carbon dioxide.
D) It bonds to oxygen and allows the blood to carry oxygen throughout the body.
E) It allows hemoglobin to bond to DNA, helping to protect the DNA from damage.
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