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Postmortem molecular diagnosis of sickle beta thalassaemia.
Journal of clinical pathology - 1 May 2005
Kutlar F, Mirmow D, Glendenning M, Holley L, Kutlar A
Abstract excerpt
This report describes a case in which the diagnosis of sickle cell disease (SCD) was established after death. The diagnosis of sickle cell syndrome was made in a 68 year old black patient who was found to have sickled red blood cells in many organs at necropsy although the disease had not been diagnosed during her lifetime. DNA was isolated from a peripheral blood smear obtained on the day of the patient's death....
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