Blood color?

Question

can any one tell me the name of differen colors of blood and what substance is responsible for those pigments

Answer 1

all blood in humans is red, it is never blue, it just looks that color because of the things that are on top of it, which make it look different colored

Answer 2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood

you will find all your info on blood here. good luck

Answer 3

Hemoglobin, aside from being a transport molecule, is a pigment. It gives the cells in the blood their red color.

The color of blood differs according to the presence or absence of respiratory pigments and the type of pigment used by an organism.  Animals use the respiratory pigment hemoglobin.  Hemoglobin transports oxygen (or carbon

dioxide) using iron, thus animals have blood that is colored red.  Many arthropods and some molluscs use hemocyanin which gives their blood a faint bluish color

due to the presence of copper.  Insects on the other hand, do not use respiratory

pigments to transport oxygen, rather they have branching tubes called trachae that suck in air.  Insect blood, therefore, does not have a color due to a respiratory

pigment.  The color of insect blood, colorless, yellow, or green, likely comes from

the pigments of food the insect eats (e.g. chlorophyll in plants).

Hope this is what you wanted.

God Bless you.

Answer 4

blood in humans r blue, the ones filled with oxygen turn red,

thats why everytime u get a cut the blood imedially turn red because of the oxygen in the air.

Answer 5

The colour of blood is red, it has no other colour. This question is weird have not you ever cut any part of your body.

NICE QUESTION

Answer 6

I  thought  it  was  just  oxygen  ( or  lack  of )  making  it  red  or  blue .  . .

No    ?

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Answer 7

red...there is haemoglobin in the blood that causes the colour to be red:) hope this help!