Biomics

The main functional forms of erythrocytic hemoglobin found in human organism are considered. Among them are oxidized hemoglobin, and forms appearing under the action of reactive compounds at oxidative, nitrosative and carbonyl stress conditions. The special attention is paid to hemoglobin forms, which are still little used in medical practice (e.g., membrane-bound one). The necessity and possibility of their use in diagnostics is explaining, i.e. in computer diagnostic systems.

hemoglobin, multiply forms, reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, glycosylation, methemoglobin, membrane-bound hemoglobin

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