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Quantitative studies of Hb Bart’s levels and red cell indices in alpha thalassaemia trait in Mediterraneans.

Abstract Haemoglobin Bart's was detected and quantitated in 42 babies during a survey of cord blood from neonates of Mediterranean origin. The distribution of Hb Bart's levels for the group…

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Read more about the article Alpha-thalassaemia in Cyprus.
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Alpha-thalassaemia in Cyprus.

Abstract The frequency of alpha-thalassaemia in Cyprus was determined with studies of haemoglobin Bart's in 1200 Greek Cypriot and 132 Turkish Cypriot newborn babies. Of the Greek newborns, 12.4%, and…

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Haemoglobin Lepore in Cyprus.

Abstract Structural analysis documented the presence of haemoglobin LeporeWashington (=LeporeBoston) in a Greek Cypriot family and provided further evidence that, of the various types of Lepore mutants, only one is…

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Read more about the article Guide to thalassaemia.
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Guide to thalassaemia.

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Read more about the article Thalassaemia in Cyprus.
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Thalassaemia in Cyprus.

Frequencies of the thalassaemias in Cyprus were examined by a survey of hospital inpatients and haematological investigations of adult and newborn population samples. The data indicate that 15% of the…

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Read more about the article Incidence of -thalassaemia trait among Cypriots in London.
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Incidence of -thalassaemia trait among Cypriots in London.

Abstract The incidence of beta-thalassaemia trait among Cypriots in London is about 14%, and the birth rate of children with thalassaemia major is 0.6%. The high incidence of the beta-thalassaemia…

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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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