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The relationship between haemoglobin E and malaria in southern Vietnam

2008-01-01

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Haemoglobin E is the most common single mutation haemoglobinopathy worldwide, presumably due to selective pressure from malaria. There is no good clinical data to support this hypothesis, however, and the laboratory data is conflicting. This thesis presents the results of prevalence studies, cross sectional association studies and a case control study undertaken to examine the relationship between haemoglobin E an...

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Literature Corpus work: c048239f-ac1e-5965-8b82-bd298bcb416e
DOI: 10.21954/ou.ro.0000fa4f

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