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A Survey of Abnormal Hæmoglobins in Portuguese Guinea

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IN 1957–58 we conducted a survey of abnormal hæmaglobins among the indigenous population of Portuguese Guinea, during which 9,224 blood samples were collected.

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TRINCÃO, C., DE ALMEIDA FRANCO, L. & NOGUEIRA, A. A Survey of Abnormal Hæmoglobins in Portuguese Guinea. Nature 185, 326–327 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/185326a0

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