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. 1972 Dec;9(4):436–442. doi: 10.1136/jmg.9.4.436

Haemoglobin Q India (alpha 64(E13) aspartic acid histidine) associated with beta-thalassemia observed in three Sindhi families.

P K Sukumaran, S M Merchant, M P Desai, B G Wiltshire, H Lehmann

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