Heme

... the red pigment in human blood. Except for the color, function, the use of Mg instead of Fe :) And AFAIK humans are able to produce their heme groups without getting it from food.

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... off the the ark. ( I know that sounds stupid to evolutionists, but it sounds stupid to me when evolutionists say that collagen, blood cells, and heme in a t.rex bone is 68 m years.) http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/dinosaur.html I said all that to say that species ...

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FZ you have a diagram of the heme molecule. I knew it was way too small. There are 4 of them in each hemoglobin molecule. Yes sorry about that, i have not done much study on hemoglobin but it was my understanding that this was the site ...

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... similar secondary and tertiary structures, each with 8 helical segments (labeled helix A-G) (Keates, 2004). Each globin chain also contains one heme molecule." FZ you have a diagram of the heme molecule. I knew it was way too small. There are 4 of them in each hemoglobin molecule. A total ...

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... of possible mechanisms by which EM radiation can have detrimental effects on cellular life. In the case of malaria, it is theorized that the heme stacks tend to "spin" or rotate in response to a changing magnetic field, and perhaps this motion damages the internal apparatus of the ...

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