thalassemia a group of hemoglobin diseases in which the synthesis of the beta or alpha protein is defective Source: Jenkins, John B. 1990. HumanGenetics, 2nd Edition. New York: Harper & Row ... Full article >>>
Thalassemia A focus on thalassemia was not part of the original project design. Full article >>>
Beta-Thalassemia case study: Kulozik, A.E.; Bellan-Koch, A.; Bail, S.; Kohne, E.; and Kleihauer, E. (1991). Full article >>>
A similar screening policy (including pre-natal screening and abortion) intended to reduce the incidence of thalassemia exists on both sides of the island of Cyprus. Full article >>>
A to D are normal splice donor and acceptor signals. Thalassemias are heritable diseases characterized by sub-normal levels of hemoglobin. Thalassemias that result from changes in splicing signals have been characterized. Full article >>>
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