Humangenetik. 1975 Aug 25;28(4):331-3.

Haemoglobin G Szuhu beta 80 asn leads to lys in an English family.

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An electrophoretic variant of haemoglobin has been discovered in an English family. The amino acid substitution has been characterized as being the replacement of the asparagine residue at position 80 of the beta chain by a lysine residue. This is the same substitution as in Hb G Szuhu, first discovered in a Chinese male from Taiwan.

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