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What molecule, present primarily within oxidative skeletal muscle cells, acts as an oxygen buffer due to its ability to bind oxygen?

What molecule, present primarily within oxidative skeletal muscle cells, acts as an oxygen buffer due to its ability to bind oxygen?
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What molecule, present primarily within oxidative skeletal muscle cells, acts as an oxygen buffer due to its ability to bind oxygen?

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Myoglobin, if I am not mistaken.
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