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在中国人群中发现了两种新的d-环球蛋白链变异

Zhenping Su1, Rui Ji2, Hui Yu3

  • 1Shenzhen Kingmed Clinical Laboratory, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, People's Republic of China.

Hemoglobin
|January 9, 2026
PubMed
概括

在中国人群中发现了HBD基因的两种新突变,导致血红蛋白A2 (HbA2) 水平降低. 这些基因变异,HbA2-深和HbA2-江,没有影响红细胞指数.

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这就是HBD基因.HBD:c.201G > C 这种情况.HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349C > A HBD:c.349CHb A2 A2 Hb A2 A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A2 Hb A3 Hb A3 Hb A3 Hb A4血红蛋白变体的血红蛋白变体

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