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Hemoglobin is a protein that transports oxygen to the body's organs and tissues as well as transporting carbon dioxide from the organs and tissues. If any, what is the difference between a fetus' hemoglobin and an adult's hemoglobin?a) Hemoglobin is inactive in fetus'b) In a fetus, there are two α chains and ℽ chainsc) Fetal Myoglobin also partakes in O2 transport along with hemoglobind) They are the same
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