Original paper
Evolution of Mammalian Diving Capacity Traced by Myoglobin Net Surface Charge
Abstract
Holding Your Breath Hemoglobin and myoglobin are widely responsible for oxygen transport and storage (see the Perspective by Rezende ). The ability of diving mammals to obtain enough oxygen to support extended dives and foraging is largely dependent on muscle myoglobin (Mb) content. Mirceta et al. (p. 1234192 ) found that in mammalian lineages with an aquatic or semiaquatic lifestyle, Mb net charge increases, which may represent an adaptation to...
Paper Details
Title
Evolution of Mammalian Diving Capacity Traced by Myoglobin Net Surface Charge
Published Date
Jun 14, 2013
Journal
Volume
340
Issue
6138
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