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Frequency of platelet aggregation defects in children suffering fromg a-thalassemia. Saudi Journal for Health Sciences.; 1(2) (2012).
Decrease of Peripheral Monocyte Relative Number and Mean Platelet Volume in Iron Overloaded Mice
Renal tubular dysfunction in a-thalassemia. Ped nephr, 2003; 18(3): 257-260.
Biochemical and Hematological Study with the Appreciation of some Immunological Parameters in Thalassemia Patients at Kerbala Province
HbH which is a form of NTDT has a diverse phenotypic presentation depending on the degree of alpha globin chain deficiency which in turn relates to the underlying a-thalassemia mutations with hemolysis being the dominant clinical symptom [1].
Pregnancy Complications in a-Thalassemia (Hemoglobinopathy H): A Case Study
In a-thalassemia two genes HB a and HB a at chromosome No.
ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL MANIFESTATIONS IN 50 b -THALASSEMIC PATIENTS - A CLINICAL STUDY
The a-thalassemias are the most prevalent and widely distributed genetic blood disorders of hemoglobin synthesis in Southeast Asia and particularly in Thailand, affecting 16-30% of Thai population.
Comparative plasma protein profiling of hemoglobin H disease
YSSXG Can Downregulate the mRNA Expression and Decrease the Activity of DNA Methyltransferase of Patients with a-Thalassemia Disease.
Molecular mechanism of Yisui Shengxue Granule, a complex Chinese medicine, on thalassemia patients suffering from hemolysis and anemia of erythrocytes
GM06160 also gave anomalous results in testing for a-thalassemia. Southern blot analysis showed an unusual banding pattern with a [zeta]-globin gene probe, with additional smaller bands in BamHI and BglII digests (an EcoRI digest appeared normal).
Characterization of publicly available lymphoblastoid cell lines for disease-associated mutations in 11 genes
In comparison, a-thalassemia traits will show no specific characteristics on electrophoresis, HPLC, or CE except for a marginal reduction in [HbA.sub.2] expression.
Detection of hemoglobinopathies and thalassemias using automated separation systems
Co-Existence of Hereditary Pyrimidine 5'-Nucleotidase Deficiency and Heterozygous a-Thalassemia: A Case Presentation.
About pyrimidine 5'-nucleotidase deficiency / Pirimidin 5'nukleotidaz noksanligi hakkinda
Others have evaluated its performance with various other technologies12,13 and in the analysis of complicated a-thalassemia and ss-thalassemia syndromes in Southeast Asia14 or rare hemoglobin variants8.
Hemoglobin variant in Al-Madina Al-Mnora City, Saudi Arabia
For patient 1, a routine a-globin gene configuration Southern analysis was performed to screen for the presence of the [--.sup.SEA] a-thalassemia deletion, a common amelioration factor of severe ([alpha]-thalassemia (7).
Unusual rearrangement of the [alpha]-globin gene cluster containing both the -[[alpha].sup.3.7] and [[alpha][alpha][alpha].sup.anti-4.2] crossover junctions: clinical diagnostic implications and possible mechanisms
It is prevalent in South-East Asian, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean population but intermediate and severe forms are rare in North America and Northern Europe.1,2 Multiple types of deletions or mutations have been found to influence the clinically observed heterogeneous phenotypes of a-thalassemia cases.3
Alpha thalassemia deletions found in suspected cases of beta thalassemia major in Pakistani population
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