How is the availability of oxygen to muscle tissue affected by the po2, pco2, and h+ ion concentration in the muscle tissue and muscle tissue capillaries?

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How is the availability of oxygen to muscle tissue affected by the po2, pco2, and h+ ion concentration in the muscle tissue and muscle tissue capillaries?

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it is affected by fort nite u need games in ur life

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