DELETED OR DEACTIVATED? All about thalassaemia.
from Genes Triggered Hosted by Blood Over Water
Switching things up as we discuss thalassaemia, the history, origins of thalassaemia genes and how haemoglobin is affected. Thanks for listening😊
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