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A great amount of work has been done in the area of the oxygenation of blood. Studies have been devoted to the diffusion of ligand gases through plasma, hemoglobin solutions, and whole blood. Chemical reaction studies have been made testing various kinetic models. Much work has been done with hemoglobin solutions and millipore membranes to simulate the environment within the red cell. Fleischman (7) has presented a survey of some of the pertinent work done in this field. Of more interest to this discussion are the studies that have involved the simultaneous considerations of oxygen diffusion and chemical reaction with hemoglobin in the intact red cell of whole blood.
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Menke, R.C., Hershey, D. (1970). Models for Simultaneous Diffusion and Chemical Reaction of Oxygen within the Intact Red Cell of Whole Blood. In: Hershey, D. (eds) Blood Oxygenation. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1857-6_4
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