HB Higashitochigi (HB HT) [β24(B6) or β25(B7) Glycine Deleted]: A New Unstable Variant Expressing Cyanosis

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HB Higashitochigi (HB HT) [β24(B6) or β25(B7) Glycine Deleted]: A New Unstable Variant Expressing Cyanosis

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Hb M Dothan [β 25/26 (B7/B8)/(GGT/GAG→GAG//Gly/Glu→Glu]; a new mechanism of unstable methemoglobin variant and molecular characteristics

Hb M Dothan [β 25/26 (B7/B8)/(GGT/GAG→GAG//Gly/Glu→Glu]; a new mechanism of unstable methemoglobin variant and molecular characteristics

A rare and unstable hemoglobin variant, Hb M Dothan β 25/26 (-GTG), detected by the anomalous cytogram on Sysmex XE-2100

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