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  • 05-08-2016
  • Biology
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What is the difference between HEMoglobin and HAEMoglobin?

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WorldlyGlass49
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  • 06-08-2016

There is no difference between HEMoglobin and HAEMoglobin, except in spelling. Hemoglobin is the American version of spelling, whereas haemoglobin is the British one.
In the United Kingdom, many English words are spelled differently from its American versions, and haemoglobin is just one of them.

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