Assertion: hemoglobin's weight | /r/HasProperty | dry
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text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.
text: In most invertebrates hemoglobin is freely dissolved in the blood; in vertebrates and some invertebrates, it is present in the red blood cells (erythrocytes), constituting about 94 percent of their dry weight.