Oxygenium (from Greek oxys "sharp, pointed, acidic" and "produce" gene) at room temperature gaseous chemical element, necessary for the energy production of most organisms. After inhalation, transport to the tissues on the bloodstream takes place predominantly by binding to the [[haemoglobin]] of the [[erythrocyte| erythrocytes]].
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Oxygenium (from Greek oxys "sharp, pointed, acidic" and "produce" gene) at room temperature gaseous chemical element, necessary for the energy production of most organisms. After inhalation, transport to the tissues on the bloodstream takes place predominantly by binding to the [[Hämoglobin/en|haemoglobin]] of the [[Erythrozyt/en|erythrocytes]].
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Oxygenium (from Greek oxys "sharp, pointed, acidic" and "produce" gene) at room temperature gaseous chemical element, necessary for the energy production of most organisms. After inhalation, transport to the tissues on the bloodstream takes place predominantly by binding to the haemoglobin of the erythrocytes.