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b) What is the length of each B-chain?


e) What is the sum of the length of the two a-chains?


d) Find the length of the tetrameric protein hemoglobin assuming its all an alpha helical structure.


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Hi,


I am writing a lab report, however, to explain the results I got from the experiment I need to change the units. I am a bit confused about this. Would you be able to help with this please and show me how to convert it and not just the answers? I have got only until the end of this month.


Thank you.


WBC (103/mm3) : 6.7 x 103/mm3

 

LYM% (percentage, %) : 19.7

 

MON% (percentage, %) : 4.1

 

GRA% (percentage, %) : 76.2

 

LYM# (absolute, 103/mm3) : 1.30 x 103/mm3

 

MON# (absolute, 103/mm3) : 0.20 x 103/mm3

 

GRA# (absolute, 103/mm3): 5.20 x 103/mm3

 

 

RBC (106/mm3): 4.50 x 106/mm3


HGB or Hb (g/dl): 14.2


HCT or PCV (%): 41.9


MCV (µm3): 93


MCH (pg): 31.6


MCHC (g/dl): 33.9


RDW (%): 12.7

 

PLT (103/mm3): 205 x 103/mm3


MPV (µm3): 8.8

 

PCT (%): 0.181


PDW (%): 14.8


NB: 1mm3 =1µl =10-6l (litre), 1µm3 =1fl = 10-15l (litre), 1dl=100ml 

 

Insert your results in the table making sure that you express your RBC, WBC, and PLT counts per litre of blood.

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