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Hemoglobins, haptoglobins, and transferrins in indigenous populations of Kenya
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AbstractHemoglobin, haptoglobin, and transferrin phenotypes were determined by means of starch‐gel electrophoresis for a sample of 226 Kenya hospital patients. Allele frequencies were: HbβS=0.081; Hp1=0.057; TfD=0.038. Hemoglobin S was the only aberrant hemoglobin found in this sample. Transferrins C and D were the only transferrins found. Hemoglobin and transferrin phenotypes were also determined for a sample of 201 newborn Kenya infants. One of these infants had hemoglobins F, S, and C, eight had hemoglobins A, F, and S, and the remainder had hemoglobins A and F. Transferrins C, B, and D were found in this sample. Allele frequencies were: TfB=0.008; TfD=0.019.
Title: Hemoglobins, haptoglobins, and transferrins in indigenous populations of Kenya
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AbstractHemoglobin, haptoglobin, and transferrin phenotypes were determined by means of starch‐gel electrophoresis for a sample of 226 Kenya hospital patients.
Allele frequencies were: HbβS=0.
081; Hp1=0.
057; TfD=0.
038.
Hemoglobin S was the only aberrant hemoglobin found in this sample.
Transferrins C and D were the only transferrins found.
Hemoglobin and transferrin phenotypes were also determined for a sample of 201 newborn Kenya infants.
One of these infants had hemoglobins F, S, and C, eight had hemoglobins A, F, and S, and the remainder had hemoglobins A and F.
Transferrins C, B, and D were found in this sample.
Allele frequencies were: TfB=0.
008; TfD=0.
019.
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