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In terms of both its structure and its functions, hemoglobin is a very
special molecule. If hemoglobin were not so weakly bound to oxy-
gen, and had not possessed, right from the beginning, the special
structure that lets it transport that oxygen to the tissues, collect
waste products from the tissues and deposit carbon dioxide in the
lungs, then blood circulation would be useless. Hemoglobin was
no doubt created at the same moment with the other ele-
ments of the circulatory system. To put it another way,
the origin of the blood's circulation lies not in evolu-
tion—this system is just another proof of our Lord's Adnan
superior creation. Oktar
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