The molecular basis of α-thalassemias: Frequent occurrence of dysfunctional α loci among non-Asians with Hb H disease
Authors:
- Stuart H. OrkinSOStuart H. Orkin
- John OldJOJohn Old
- Herbert LazarusHLHerbert Lazarus
- Cigdem AltayCACigdem Altay
- Aytemiz GurgeyAGAytemiz Gurgey
- David J. WeatherallDWDavid J. Weatherall
- David G. NathanDNDavid G. Nathan
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