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 STUDIES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY, THALASSEMIA, AND OTHER GENETIC TRAITS IN THE COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN VILLAGES OF CYPRUS.
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STUDIES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY, THALASSEMIA, AND OTHER GENETIC TRAITS IN THE COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN VILLAGES OF CYPRUS.

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Continue ReadingSTUDIES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY, THALASSEMIA, AND OTHER GENETIC TRAITS IN THE COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN VILLAGES OF CYPRUS.
Read more about the article AN ABNORMAL HAEMOGLOBIN (LEPORE/CYPRUS) RESEMBLING HAEMOGLOBIN-LEPORE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH THALASSAEMIA.
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AN ABNORMAL HAEMOGLOBIN (LEPORE/CYPRUS) RESEMBLING HAEMOGLOBIN-LEPORE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH THALASSAEMIA.

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Continue ReadingAN ABNORMAL HAEMOGLOBIN (LEPORE/CYPRUS) RESEMBLING HAEMOGLOBIN-LEPORE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH THALASSAEMIA.
Read more about the article Haplotypes and levels of fetal hemoglobin and G gamma to A gamma ratios in Mediterranean patients with thalassemia minor and major.
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Haplotypes and levels of fetal hemoglobin and G gamma to A gamma ratios in Mediterranean patients with thalassemia minor and major.

Abstract This study concerned the gamma chain composition of Hb F and the haplotypes of 44 patients with beta-thalassemia major or intermedia and many of their relatives. Seventeen patients came…

Continue ReadingHaplotypes and levels of fetal hemoglobin and G gamma to A gamma ratios in Mediterranean patients with thalassemia minor and major.
Read more about the article Feasibility of prenatal diagnosis of beta-thalassaemia with synthetic DNA probes in two Mediterranean populations.
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Feasibility of prenatal diagnosis of beta-thalassaemia with synthetic DNA probes in two Mediterranean populations.

Abstract A feasibility study in two Mediterranean populations showed that prenatal diagnosis of beta-thalassaemia with a limited number of synthetic oligonucleotide probes would have been possible in about 70% of…

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Read more about the article Alpha zero-thalassemia due to recombination between the alpha 1-globin gene and an AluI repeat.
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Alpha zero-thalassemia due to recombination between the alpha 1-globin gene and an AluI repeat.

Abstract A form of alpha zero-thalassemia found in subjects of Mediterranean origin has been analyzed by gene mapping and DNA sequencing. Homozygotes have the hemoglobin Bart's hydrops fetalis syndrome, while…

Continue ReadingAlpha zero-thalassemia due to recombination between the alpha 1-globin gene and an AluI repeat.