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nanna

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Question 1

Hydrops fetalis, which is fatal at or before birth, is caused by:


◦ a large deletion in ε globin genes.
◦ a large deletion in α globin genes.
◦ a large deletion in β globin genes.
◦ complete absence of ζ globin genes.
◦ complete absence of α globin genes.

Question 2

Mutations that reduce or prevent synthesis of either α or β globin result in:


◦ immediate lethality.
◦ hydrops fetalis.
◦ thalassemias.
◦ HbH disease.
◦ Hb anti-Lepore.
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Reply 2 on: Nov 9, 2022
Great answer, keep it coming :)

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