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SINCE the discovery of the abnormal human hæmoglobin H by Rigas et al. 1, three other abnormal hæmoglobin types, I 2, J 3 and K 4, have been found to migrate faster in paper electrophoresis than normal adult hæmoglobin at a pH. of 8.6. These four hæmoglobins can be distinguished by their differences in electrophoretic mobility at pH 8.6 (H = I<J<K<A), while the difference between hæmoglobin-H and hæmoglobin-I is demonstrable when they are compared on paper electrophoresis at pH 6.52.
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HUISMAN, T., NOORDHOEK, K. & DA COSTA, G. A Case of Hæmoglobin J in an Indonesian Family. Nature 179, 322–323 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1038/179322b0
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