Medical Definition of Haemoglobin anti-lepore

1. A group of abnormal haemoglobins similar to haemoglobin Lepore. These haemoglobins have normal a chains, but the non-a chain consists of the N-terminal portion of the b chain joined to the C-terminal portion of the d chain. This is the opposite crossing over pattern observed in haemoglobin Lepore. Examples of haemoglobin Anti-Lepore include HbMiyada, Hb PCongo, Hb PNilotic, and HbLincoln Park. There is also one variant that is both haemoglobin Lepore and haemoglobin Anti-Lepore (HbParchman). Compare: haemoglobin Lepore. (05 Mar 2000)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Haemoglobin Anti-Lepore

haemoglobinometer
haemoglobinometry
haemoglobinopathy
haemoglobinopathy
haemoglobinopepsia
haemoglobinophilic
haemoglobinuria
haemoglobinuria
haemoglobinuric
haemoglobinuric fever
haemoglobinuric nephrosis
haemoglobin A
haemoglobin A1C
haemoglobin A2
haemoglobin AIc
haemoglobin Anti-Lepore
haemoglobin Bart's
haemoglobin C
haemoglobin Chesapeake
haemoglobin Constant Spring
haemoglobin C disease
haemoglobin DPunjab
haemoglobin E
haemoglobin electrophoresis
haemoglobin F
haemoglobin Gower-1
haemoglobin Gower-2
haemoglobin H
haemoglobin I
haemoglobin J

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