Y.Z. Zhang , J.X. Liu , H.Z. Shao , Z.W. Chi , H.L. Wang , S.J. Chen , Z. Chen , Z.Y. Wang , W. Huang
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Characterization of genetic defects of hemophilia A in mainland China
Southern blotting, PCR, DGGE and DNA sequencing were used to study gene mutations in 52 unrelated Chinese Hemophilia A patients. 18 out of 34 severe cases had intron 22 inversions, 13 had small gene lesions, of which five are novel.