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- noun Plural form of
hemoglobin .
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_ But upon comparing the corresponding substances hemoglobins in different species of a genus it is generally found that they differ the one from the other to a greater or less degree; the differences being such that when complete crystallographic data are available the different _species can be distinguished_ by these _differences in their hemoglobins_’ ....
Manhood of Humanity. Alfred Korzybski 1914
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More importantly, Menten is believed to be the first to study human hemoglobins using electrophoresis (an innovation widely credited to Linus Pauling, though her work on this predated his by many years).
Archive 2007-01-01 Peggy 2007
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More importantly, Menten is believed to be the first to study human hemoglobins using electrophoresis (an innovation widely credited to Linus Pauling, though her work on this predated his by many years).
Maud Menten Peggy 2007
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When two people with the sickle cell trait have a baby, they can have a child with normal hemoglobins (AA), sickle cell trait (AS), or the SS type of sickle cell disease.
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Healthy hemoglobins have four chains—two alpha chains and two beta chains.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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Random molecular motions always cause individual hemoglobins to bump into each other.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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PFCs cause a transient drop in platelet counts, while most of the hemoglobins cause a temporary increase in blood pressure.
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Healthy hemoglobins have four chains—two alpha chains and two beta chains.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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Both PFCs and hemoglobins are a fraction the size of a red cell.
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We assumed that the same mechanism that is involved in differentiation and maturation of the reticulocyte is also involved in the removal of "naturally occurring" mutant abnormal hemoglobins that are synthesized in different hemoglobinopathies, such as thalassemias and sickle cell anemia, and also in the destruction of the amino acid analogs
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