Sickle Cell Disease “part 2” ; Pathophysiology

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updates The variant that produces Hb S is a single point mutation that creates an amino acid substitution (valine instead of the normal glutamic acid) at amino acid 7, referred to as p.glu7val.The position of the variant was previously referred to as p.glu6val; this was changed to p.glu7val in the revised convention for amino acid numbering that includes the cleaved initial methionine residue as residue number 1.

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