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CO2 and H+ allosterically inhibit hemoglobin
- This means O2 is released near lots of CO2 or in acidic sites, which is where respiration is happening and O2 is needed
- Thus, in more acidic conditions the Hgb curve shifts to the right

1)Increased blood temperature reduces hemoglobin affinity for oxygen, which leads to more oxygen being delivered to warmed-up tissues.
2)Lowering of blood pH caused by lactic acid or carbonic acid reduces hemoglobin affinity for oxygen, resulting in more oxygen being delivered to acidic sites which are working harder.
2)Lowering of blood pH caused by lactic acid or carbonic acid reduces hemoglobin affinity for oxygen, resulting in more oxygen being delivered to acidic sites which are working harder.
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