Asked in FBISE Biology 2022 — Paper 1 2022

Myoglobin occurs in

Correct answer: D. Muscles

  • A. Blood
  • B. Liver
  • C. Spleen
  • D. Muscles

Explanation

Myoglobin is an oxygen binding protein present in all muscle fibers. It is an iron-containing protein similar to haemoglobin and gives the muscle a reddish appearance. Red muscle fibres have abundant myoglobin while white muscle fibers have less myoglobin.

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