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Hemoglobin
international journal for hemoglobin research
Volume 4, 1980 - Issue 3-4
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Hemoglobin Volga, β27 (B9) Ala→Asp: Functional and Clinical Correlations of an Unstable Hemoglobin

P. A. Ockelford Departments of Haematology, Auckland Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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A. Y. Liang Departments of Paediatrics, Auckland Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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R. M. Wells Department of Zoology, University of Auckland, Christchurch Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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M. Vissers Departments of Haematology, Auckland Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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S. O. Brennan Departments of Haematology, Auckland Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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D. Williamson Departments of Haematology, Auckland Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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R. W. Carrell Departments of Molecular Pathology Laboratory, Pathology, Christchurch Hospital, Christ-church, New Zealand
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Pages 295-306 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Maria Pia Cappabianca, Alessia Colosimo, Annalaura Sabatucci, Enrico Dainese, Paola Di Biagio, Roberta Piscitelli, Ofelia Sarra, Daniela Zei & Antonio Amato. (2017) A Clinical Update of the Hb Siirt [β27(B9)Ala→Gly; HBB: c.83C>G] Hemoglobin Variant. Hemoglobin 41:1, pages 53-55.
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D. Plaseska, S. Koceva, N. Rasovic & G. D. Efremov. (1993) HB Volga [β27(B9)ALA→ASP]: Detection of a DE Novo Mutation by AVA II Digestion of PCR-Amplified DNA. Hemoglobin 17:3, pages 209-215.
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Y. Ohba. (1990) Unstable Hemoglobins. Hemoglobin 14:4, pages 353-388.
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S. Blanke, A. Johnsen & P. D. Wimberley. (1989) HB Volga [β27(B9)ALA→ASP], A Possible De Novo Mutation in a Danish Person. Hemoglobin 13:5, pages 489-491.
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D. Williamson, S. O. Brennan, H. Muir & R. W. Carrell. (1983) Hemoglobin Collingwood β60 (E4) VAL→ALA a New Unstable Hemoglobin. Hemoglobin 7:6, pages 511-519.
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Hong‐Yuan Luo, Matthew Heeney, Winfred C. Wang, Shawn H. Eung, Russell E. Ware, Martin H. Steinberg & David H.K. Chui. (2006) Hemoglobinopathies mimicking Hb S/β‐thalassemia: Hb S/S with α‐thalassemia and Hb S/Volga. American Journal of Hematology 81:5, pages 361-365.
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M. Sözen, Ç. Karaaslan, R. Öner, F. Gümrük, M.A. Özdemir, C. Altay, A. Gürgey & C. Öner. (2004) Severe hemolytic anemia associated with Hb Volga [β27(B9)Ala→Asp]: GCC→GAC at codon 27 in a Turkish family. American Journal of Hematology 76:4, pages 378-382.
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Kenneth W. Olsen. 1994. Hemoglobins Part B: Biochemical and Analytical Methods. Hemoglobins Part B: Biochemical and Analytical Methods 514 524 .
Margret C.M. Vissers, Christine C. Winterbourn & Robin W. Carrell. (2008) Rapid proteolysis of unstable globins in human bone marrow. British Journal of Haematology 53:3, pages 417-422.
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