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11. Consider a sample of hemoglobin molecules all bound to carbon monoxide CO. What conformation would be favored? What would the Hill plot of that sample look like? 12. Consider a sample of hemoglobin molecules all bound to BPG. What conformation would be favored? What would the Hill plot of that sample look like? 13. In primary structure, identity refers to the number of conserved homologous residues, Consider myoglobin, alpha globin, and beta globin. What is the identity of these three proteinsâTM primary structures? 14. In secondary structure, define identity to refer to the number of conserved alpha-helical backbone hydrogen bonds between homologous residues (and, not relevant in these proteins, beta- sheet backbone hydrogen bonds). Consider myoglobin, alpha globin, and beta globin. Estimate the identity of these three proteinsâTM secondary structures.

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