onehundredninetysix·196byirelephant [he/him] hemgolbin ruleView original on lemmy.dbzer0.com318Comments11Reply
LORDSMEGMA replysh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesI took physiology in college, it's definitely communism24Reply
Diplomjodler replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyIn Stalinist Russia any other answer would send you to the gulag.4Reply
DDragonTypeWyvern replymidwest.socialLysenkoism went a little wild in its ideology-first demands1Reply
HollowNaught lemmy.worldErm, actually, it's the iron that binds to haemoglobin that gives it the red sheen. Without iron, it becomes very dark and... 5Reply
SSarcasmo220 lemmy.ml"So long Antonio. Things could have worked between us if you weren't as red as the blood spilling from your gunshot wound." --An excerpt from Daria Morgendorffer's short story about espionage5Reply
ccraftrabbit lemmy.zipBlood gets its red colour from the massive amount of globuli you've been taking4Reply
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The correct answer is hemoglobin fyi
I took physiology in college, it's definitely communism
In Stalinist Russia any other answer would send you to the gulag.
Lysenkoism went a little wild in its ideology-first demands
our blood, comrade
As a blood donor myself, I can confirm this
but i only got homo goblins professor
botulism
Erm, actually, it's the iron that binds to haemoglobin that gives it the red sheen. Without iron, it becomes very dark and...
"So long Antonio. Things could have worked between us if you weren't as red as the blood spilling from your gunshot wound."
--An excerpt from Daria Morgendorffer's short story about espionage
Blood gets its red colour from the massive amount of globuli you've been taking