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. 1963 Nov 30;2(5369):1381–1382. doi: 10.1136/bmj.2.5369.1381

Sickle-cell Haemoglobin K Disease

P O'Gorman, Kathleen M Allsopp, H Lehmann, P K Sukumaran
PMCID: PMC1873583  PMID: 14063031

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