"Sickle Cell/epidemiology/*genetics"

Predicted declines in sickle allele frequency in Jamaica using empirical data.
The high frequency of the sickle allele in some parts of Africa is understood to be a consequence of high malarial endemicity. One …
N. A. Hanchard, I. Hambleton, R. M. Harding, C. A. McKenzie
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Predicted declines in sickle allele frequency in Jamaica using empirical data.
The high frequency of the sickle allele in some parts of Africa is understood to be a consequence of high malarial endemicity. One …
N. A. Hanchard, I. Hambleton, R. M. Harding, C. A. McKenzie
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Predicted declines in sickle allele frequency in Jamaica using empirical data.
The high frequency of the sickle allele in some parts of Africa is understood to be a consequence of high malarial endemicity. One …
N. A. Hanchard, I. Hambleton, R. M. Harding, C. A. McKenzie
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Outcome of pregnancy in homozygous sickle cell disease.
OBJECTIVE: Previous reports on pregnancy in homozygous sickle cell (SS) disease are biased by hospital-based, more severely affected …
Graham R. Serjeant, Luana Look Loy, Mark Crowther, Ian R. Hambleton, Minerva Thame
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Outcome of pregnancy in homozygous sickle cell disease.
OBJECTIVE: Previous reports on pregnancy in homozygous sickle cell (SS) disease are biased by hospital-based, more severely affected …
Graham R. Serjeant, Luana Look Loy, Mark Crowther, Ian R. Hambleton, Minerva Thame
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Outcome of pregnancy in homozygous sickle cell disease.
OBJECTIVE: Previous reports on pregnancy in homozygous sickle cell (SS) disease are biased by hospital-based, more severely affected …
Graham R. Serjeant, Luana Look Loy, Mark Crowther, Ian R. Hambleton, Minerva Thame
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