The two classical methods used to determine the level of Hb F in a hemolysate are herein described. Measurement of this hemoglobin fraction by resistance to alkali denaturation was the first technique introduced; it is today largely replaced by ion exchange high performance liquid chromatography. The limits, pitfalls, and advantages of the two methods are discussed.
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