And once again, less oxygen will be bound to our hemoglobin. And more oxygen will be ultimately released to the red blood cells, to the tissues, to the cells inside our exercising tissues. And this effect is known as the whole Dane effect. So an increase in the CO2 concentration, in the partial pressure concentration of CO2 inside this area, the red blood cells basically shifts the curve once again to the right side. So we see that increasing the hydrogen ion concentration, increasing the temperature, and increasing the partial pressure of carbon dioxide. The concentration of carbon dioxide will shift the entire curve to the right side.