Special kind of protein containing iron is called as _________ ?

Correct answer: B. Hemoglobin

  • A. Hormones
  • B. Hemoglobin
  • C. Red blood cell
  • D. White blood cell

Explanation

Hemoglobin is an iron-containing conjugated protein because its globin protein is combined with haem groups containing iron. Students may choose a red blood cell because red blood cells contain hemoglobin, but the question asks for the protein itself.

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