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Hemoglobin electrophoresis identifies slow-moving Hb Agenogi variant in a pregnant patient.
Reports a case of the hemoglobin variant Hb Agenogi in an Argentinean patient.
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May inform ancestry-specific genetic counseling in prenatal care; leaves open variant pathogenicity and population prevalence pending further study.
An abnormal, electrophoretically slow-moving hemoglobin (Hb) was found in the hemolysate of a pregnant Argentinean patient with Syrian and Hungarian ancestry, attending a prenatal clinic in her las...
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Noguera et al. (2002) studied this question. Hb Agenogi [β90(F6)Glu→Lys] was identified as an abnormal, electrophoretically slow-moving hemoglobin in a pregnant Argentinean patient of Syrian and Hungarian ancestry.
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