Hemoglobin Arlington Park: A New Hemoglobin Variant witb two Amino Acid Substitutions in the β Chain

Junius G. Adams VA Westside Hospital and the Department of Medicine, University of Illinois Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine, P.O. Box 8195, Chicago, IL, 60680

Paul Heller VA Westside Hospital and the Department of Medicine, University of Illinois Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine, P.O. Box 8195, Chicago, IL, 60680

Abstract

Hemoglobin Arlington Park was detected accidentally as result of the use of a tiemolysate which contained hemoglobin with normal electrophoretic mobility as a control for peptide mapping. Peptide maps of this hemolysate revealed 3 new peptldes resulting from 2 amino acid substitutions to give a new variant with the composition (B6 GlwLys, 95 Lys→Clu).

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