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What is the effect of sodium fluoride on Oxygen dissociation curve

A
Right shift
B
Left shift
C
No effect on curve
D
Initial right and then left shift
High-Yield Explanation
Sodium fluoride totally arrests glycolysis by inhibiting enzymes so, glucose in neither used for anaerobic glycolysis or Rappaport Leubering Cycle. So, NaF have no effect on Oxygen dissociation Curve by affecting the level of 2, 3 - BPG.

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