Converse of object

• carry: Once inhaled, carbon monoxide combines with oxygen carrying hemoglobin to form carboxyhemoglobin.

Noun used with modifier

• protein: This has the effect of reducing the number of red cells, which are full of the iron-containing protein hemoglobin.

• baseline: Those with the lowest baseline hemoglobin had the greatest increase in hemoglobin.

Adjective modifier

• glycosylated: They also had slight decreases in glycosylated hemoglobin, a measure of chronically high blood glucose levels.

• total: Measured Total Hemoglobin Direct measurement of total hemoglobin provides more accurate results for bypass patients.

• human: Biomimetic sensors utilize a material that mimics the response of human hemoglobin to carbon monoxide.

• low: Those with the lowest baseline hemoglobin had the greatest increase in hemoglobin.

Modifies a noun

• concentration: But most women whose hemoglobin concentration does fall are more likely to go full term and have babies of good birth weight.

• level: Women who have hemoglobin levels on the low side, in my experience tend to bleed less at birth.

• molecule: Carbon monoxide attaches to hemoglobin molecules 200 to 300 times more readily than does oxygen.

• synthesis: Pantothenic Acid ( Vitamin B-5 ) A vitamin which supports carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism; hemoglobin synthesis.

• content: Iron content was measured with XRF to provide a basis for relative hemoglobin content.

Preposition: in

• blood: These alarms utilize a type of sensor that simulates hemoglobin in the blood.