- (from Gr****
eruthros "red" +
Latin cruor "blood"), and the
similar chlorocruorin (from Gr**** khlōros "green" +
Latin cruor "blood"), are
large oxygen-carrying...
-
classifications of
respiratory pigment: hemoglobin, hemocyanin, erythrocruorin–
chlorocruorin, and hemerythrin. The heme-containing
globin is the most commonly-occurring...
-
contains not only hemoglobin, but also
chlorocruorin.
While all
sabellids and
serpulids employ chlorocruorin as an
oxygen transport macromolecule, Ser****...
- haemoglobin, but some
groups have
haemerythrin or the green-coloured
chlorocruorin, instead. The
nervous system consists of a
single or
double ventral...
- in
their blood.
Appears pink/violet when oxygenated,
clear when not.
Chlorocruorin Found in many annelids, it is very
similar to erythrocruorin, but the...
- of
serpulid and
sabellid worms contains the oxygen-binding
pigment chlorocruorin. This is used to
transport oxygen to the tissues. It has an affinity...
-
contain a
respiratory pigment – red
hemoglobin in some species,
green chlorocruorin in
others (dissolved in the plasma) – and
provide oxygen transport within...
- copper(II) and the
dioxygen molecules are
reduced to peroxide, O2− 2.
Chlorocruorin (as the
larger carrier erythrocruorin) is an oxygen-binding hemeprotein...
- gut. The
blood of S.
vermicularis contains the oxygen-binding
pigment chlorocruorin. As well as
transporting oxygen to the tissues, this
binds carbon monoxide...
- out in a
tidal manner. In the blood,
oxygen is
carried by the
pigment chlorocruorin. This
pigment has a
particular affinity for
carbon monoxide, and it...
