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What is The heme prosthetic group is found in and explain in detail?
Myoglobin is a monomeric protein that acts as a secondary oxygen transporter and binder in the muscle tissues. 
Furthermore, the tertiary feature of myoglobin resembles water-soluble globule protein characteristics. 
The diffusion and use of oxygen in the muscles are necessary for the bodily system processes such as respiration.
Myoglobin has 8 right-handed a-helices separately forming a polypeptide chain and each contains a single heme prosthetic group with a central bound iron atom.