British Journal of Haematology · 1995 · 57 citations · 14 references
MedicineGeneticsMolecular GeneticsHematopathologyHuman GeneticsMedical GeneticsAnemiaGenetic DisordersHemoglobin PhysiologyHemolytic DisordersRed Blood Cell DisordersSickle Cell DiseaseHemoglobin DysfunctionHemoglobin Synthesis DefectsHemoglobinopathy-associated HemolysisHemolysis MechanismsIn Vivo StudiesMutationSickle Cell AnemiaThalassemia-associated Hemolysis
We identified a new alpha-chain variant (alpha Sal) associated with haemolytic anaemia and low level of HbH in one homozygous patient. This new mutation is located in codon 104 (TGC-->TAC) of the alpha 2 globin gene and results in a Cys-->Tyr replacement. In vitro and in vivo biosynthetic studies suggest that the mechanism leading to HbH disease in this homozygous patient is mostly related to a significant instability of alpha Sal:beta dimers rather than to the hyperinstability of the alpha Sal chain itself only.
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