Read more about the article Hb Summer Hill or alpha 2 beta 2(52)(D3)Asp replaced by His in a Turkish family from Cyprus.
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Hb Summer Hill or alpha 2 beta 2(52)(D3)Asp replaced by His in a Turkish family from Cyprus.

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Read more about the article Alpha-thalassemia in two Mediterranean populations.
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Alpha-thalassemia in two Mediterranean populations.

Abstract We used restriction endonuclease analysis to determine the incidence of alpha-thalassemia in two Mediterranean islands. In a random population sample, the gene frequency of deletion-type alpha-thalassemia-2 (-alpha) was 0.18…

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Read more about the article Incidence of homozygous beta-thalassaemia in New South Wales, 1961-1976.
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Incidence of homozygous beta-thalassaemia in New South Wales, 1961-1976.

Abstract A case-finding survey yielded 58 persons with transfusion-dependent homozygous beta-thalassaemia who lived either in New South Wales or in the Australian Capital Territory. Of those born between 1961 and…

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Read more about the article Defective vision among Kuwaiti students.
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Defective vision among Kuwaiti students.

Abstract A study, which was intended to find out the main causes of defective vision among Kuwaiti students, yielded the following results: The percentage of defective vision among 139,769 Kuwaiti…

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Read more about the article Social consequences of introducing antenatal diagnosis for thalassemia.
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Social consequences of introducing antenatal diagnosis for thalassemia.

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Read more about the article The beta-thalassaemia mutations in the population of Cyprus.
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The beta-thalassaemia mutations in the population of Cyprus.

Abstract We have identified the beta-thalassaemia alleles in nearly all known Turkish Cypriot beta-thalassaemia homozygotes and in over 700 Greek Cypriot beta-thalassaemia heterozygotes living on the island of Cyprus. The…

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Read more about the article Beta-thalassaemia mutations and the underlying beta gene cluster haplotypes in the Greek population.
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Beta-thalassaemia mutations and the underlying beta gene cluster haplotypes in the Greek population.

Abstract The polymorphic sites across the beta gene cluster (restriction haplotypes) in association with specific thalassaemic mutations were analyzed in representative samples of normal and thalassaemic Greeks in comparison to…

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