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MILD BETA+(-87)-THALASSEMIA CACCC BOX MUTATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED FETAL HEMOGLOBIN EXPRESSION IN CIS

Academic Article
Publication Date:
1994
abstract:
The beta degrees-thalassemia codon 39 nonsense mutation predominant in Sardinia is severe, and homozygotes are transfusion dependent. Two-thirds of beta degrees 39 alleles are linked to (A) gamma(T) (haplotype II). One-fourth are linked to (A) gamma(I) (haplotypes I and IX), as is the mild beta(+)-thalassemia -87 C-->G mutation (haplotype VIII). beta(+)/beta degrees-Thalassemia VII/VII compound heterozygotes have significantly higher (A) gamma(I):(A) gamma(T) (23:7) than beta degrees-thalassemia I/II (24:20) or IX/II (16:17) cases. This suggests that the beta(+) -87 mutation is associated with elevated gamma expression in cis, which may contribute to the lack of transfusion-dependence in beta(+)/beta degrees cases. (C) 1994 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
Iris type:
01.01 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
THALASSEMIA; BETA-THALASSEMIA; (A)GAMMA(T)
List of contributors:
Frogheri, MARIA LAURA; Guiso, LUCIA ANNA; Pistidda, PAOLA MATILDE
Authors of the University:
FROGHERI MARIA LAURA
Handle:
https://iris.cnr.it/handle/20.500.14243/423477
Published in:
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEMATOLOGY (PRINT)
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