.... COMPETING INTERESTS No competing interests declared. 11 1 2013 23 2 2013 © 2013. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2013 blood–oxygen affinity oxygen–hemoglobin equilibrium curve temperature effect CO 2 Bohr effect Anser indicus high altitude Bar-headed...

...T equilibrium ( Perutz, 1983 ; Weber, 2007 ). enthalpy hemoglobin molecular evolution oxygen binding shrew mole star-nosed mole Talpidae temperature effect © 2012. 2012 5 10 2011 * Author for correspondence ( [email protected] ) FUNDING...

... underlying this reduction in oxygenation enthalpy differs fundamentally from that in tuna, supporting independent evolution of this trait in these scombroid lineages. © 2010. 2010 allosteric effectors ATP enthalpy hemoglobin marlin oxygen binding temperature effect Temperature has long...

... temperature effect The oxygenation of gas-transporting proteins is a function of their intrinsic O 2 affinities, as well as their interactions with allosteric effectors. The latter interactions govern O 2 affinity,and may modulate O 2 loading at the respiratory surfaces and/or O 2 unloading...

... temperature effect Stenotomus chrysops Temperature has a large effect on the mechanical power output of muscle. Nonetheless, ectothermal animals appear to locomote in a kinematically similar fashion at different temperatures ( Rome, 1982 , 1990 ). In fish, where this has been studied most...

... that differences in λ B probably do not underlie the differences in conclusions concerning the location of power generation. The preceding analysis necessitates a re-evaluation of how temperature effects in general, and particularly those on muscle, are addressed. Historically, scientists have compared Q...

.... The physiological implications of these findings are discussed. 21 12 1984 © 1985 by Company of Biologists 1985 Land crabs oxygen affinity haemocyanin temperature effect lactate effect Although the ghost crabs, family Ocypodidae, have been the subject of numerous ecological studies...