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Hb S Mobile: a new genetic combination

R G Schneider, J Zusman, W B Smith

    Hemoglobin
    |January 1, 1983
    PubMed

    The genetic combination of Hb Mobile (beta 73 Asp replaced by Val) and Hb S (beta 6 Glu replaced by Val) was found in a healthy black man whose hemolysate resembles that of Hb S electrophoretically. His mother and sister have Hb AS; the father and brother have Hb A Mobile. No clinical nor hematologic abnormalities were detected in any member of the family. A slightly decreased oxygen affinity associated with Hb Mobile appears to have no clinical significance. Simple methods of differentiating Hb Mobile S from the electrophoretically similar but clinically severe Hb SD Los Angeles are described.

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