Hb A <sub>2</sub> -Guangxi [δ79 (EF3) Asp→Asn, <i>HBD</i> : C.238G &gt; A] and polyA + 70 ( <i>HBD</i> : C.*200G &gt; A): Two Novel δ-Globin Gene Mutations Identified in a Chinese Family

We report the molecular and hematological identifications of two novel δ-globin gene mutations found in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China. Capillary electrophoresis of the proband showed 1.3% Hb A<sub>2</sub>, accompanied by a minor unknown peak (0.7%) within the Z1 zone. High-performance liquid chromatography also revealed the presence of 1.5% Hb A<sub>2</sub> and a 0.6% unknown peak. Routine genetic testing (Gap-PCR and reverse dot-blot hybridization) for common α-thalassemia was performed, and no mutations were observed. Sanger sequencing identified a heterozygous mutation for GAC > AAC at codon 79 (<i>HBD</i>:c.238G > A) and G > A at polyA + 70 (<i>HBD</i>:c.*200G > A) of the δ-globin gene. This variant was named Hb A<sub>2</sub>-Guangxi [δ79 (EF3) Asp→Asn, <i>HBD</i>:c.238G > A] after the geographic origin of the proband.

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Hemoglobin
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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1080/03630269.2024.2390934
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Hemoglobinopathies and Related Disorders
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Hb A 2 -Guangxi [δ79 (EF3) Asp→Asn, HBD : C.238G > A] and polyA + 70 ( HBD : C.*200G > A): Two Novel δ-Globin Gene Mutations Identified in a Chinese Family

Lihong Zheng, Youqiong Li, Liang Liang, Xi He et al.
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Hb A 2 -Guangxi [δ79 (EF3) Asp→Asn, HBD : C.238G > A] and polyA + 70 ( HBD : C.*200G > A): Two Novel δ-Globin Gene Mutations Identified in a Chinese Family

Lihong Zheng, Youqiong Li, Liang Liang, Xi He, Xi-Gui Long, Ting Qin
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We report the molecular and hematological identifications of two novel δ-globin gene mutations found in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China. Capillary electrophoresis of the proband showed 1.3% Hb A<sub>2</sub>, accompanied by a minor unknown peak (0.7%) within the Z1 zone. High-performance liquid chromatography also revealed the presence of 1.5% Hb A<sub>2</sub> and a 0.6% unknown peak. Routine genetic testing (Gap-PCR and reverse dot-blot hybridization) for common α-thalassemia was performed, and no mutations were observed. Sanger sequencing identified a heterozygous mutation for GAC > AAC at codon 79 (<i>HBD</i>:c.238G > A) and G > A at polyA + 70 (<i>HBD</i>:c.*200G > A) of the δ-globin gene. This variant was named Hb A<sub>2</sub>-Guangxi [δ79 (EF3) Asp→Asn, <i>HBD</i>:c.238G > A] after the geographic origin of the proband.

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