Neuroglobin is a member of globin family found in neurons

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Question- Neuroglobin is a member of the globin family found in neurons. It is a monomeric protein that helps protect the brain from hypoxia (low O2). Identify the correct statement(s) about neuroglobin below.

a) It binds O2 with a hyperbolic binding curve.

b) It binds O2 with a sigmoidal binding curve.

c) It binds O2 with higher affinity than hemoglobin.

d) It binds O2 with lower affinity than hemoglobin.

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