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Identification of the amino acid mutations associated with human erythrocyte spectrin alpha II domain polymorphisms.
Blood - 1 Jul 1993
DiPaolo B R, Speicher K D, Speicher D W
Abstract excerpt
Four distinct spectrin alpha II domain polymorphisms are known to occur in several nonwhite populations. Type 1 is essentially the only form found in whites and is also the most common form in nonwhites. In contrast to most other spectrin mutations that are single-base substitutions, two of the alpha II domain polymorphisms, types 2 and 3, are particularly unusual because they appear to involve 4-Kd insertions...
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