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Severe hereditary haemolytic anaemia in a Caucasian newborn: A new fetal haemoglobin variant Hb F-Bonheiden (Gγ 38(C4) Thr → Pro)

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Bibliographic reference Van Den Driessche, Marleen ; Moerman, Jan ; Moens, Marc ; Van Eldere, Stefaan ; Derclay, Isabelle ; et. al. Severe hereditary haemolytic anaemia in a Caucasian newborn: A new fetal haemoglobin variant Hb F-Bonheiden (Gγ 38(C4) Thr → Pro). In: European Journal of Pediatrics, Vol. 164, no. 4, p. 261-262 (2005)
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