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A new glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase variant (GDTrinacria) in two unrelated families of Sicilian ancestry.

The Italian journal of biochemistry - 1 Jan 2000

Sansone G, Perroni L, Yoshida A, Dave V

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A new G6PD variant in two unrelated families of Sicilian extraction is described. It is characterized by an enzyme activity amounting to 20% of normal, by a slow electrophoretic mobility, decreased Km values for both TPN and G6P, increased utilization of substrates analogues, thermolability and biphasic pH curve. It has been named G6PD Trinacria.

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