Hemoglobin Evans Associated with HBA1 Mutation: First Report from Rosario, Argentina

Mariana Raviola; Georgina Maroni; Arianna Pratti; German Alejandro Detarsio; María Ángela Cherichetti; María Victoria Schoepf; Osvaldo Stefan Gaggioli; Daniela Bonavita; Paulina Casesi; Mara Ojeda

doi:10.1080/03630269.2026.2664203

May 6, 2026Hemoglobin

Hemoglobin Evans Associated with HBA1 Mutation: First Report from Rosario, Argentina

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The report aims to document the association of hemoglobin Evans with HBA1 mutation and its relevance in diagnosing unexplained hemolytic anemia.
Investigated molecular characteristics of unstable hemoglobins linked to HBA1 mutation in a local context.
Conducted alpha-globin gene analysis for affected individuals.
Documented the presence of hemoglobin Evans associated with HBA1 mutation.
Highlighted the significance of alpha-globin gene analysis in diagnosing unexplained hemolytic anemia.

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This report identifies hemoglobin Evans due to HBA1 mutation in Argentina, highlighting genetic analysis for hemolytic anemia evaluation.

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. This report expands the molecular spectrum of unstable hemoglobins and underscores the importance of α-globin gene analysis in the evaluation of unexplained hemolytic anemia.

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