CAIE A-Level Biology AS 8.2.2 Chloride Shift and Its Importance Questions
Explain the chloride shift and its importance in carbon dioxide transport using evidence from each question and mark scheme.
- Syllabus
- 2028–2030
- Course
- Biology 9700
- Level
- AS
Explain the chloride shift and its importance in carbon dioxide transport using evidence from each question and mark scheme.
What happens when carbon dioxide is transported by red blood cells?
Hydrogencarbonate ions move into the red blood cells and chloride ions move into the plasma.
Chloride ions move into the red blood cells and bind to haemoglobin.
Chloride ions move into the red blood cells and hydrogen ions move into the plasma.
Chloride ions move into the red blood cells and hydrogencarbonate ions move into the plasma.
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