Differential solubility test for haemoglobin S
Abstract
Two hundred and seventy-eight blood specimens were examined, both by the Sickle-quik solubility test and haemoglobin electrophoresis on paper. Two hundred and sixty specimens (96.04%) were correctly identified by the Sicklequik solubility test. Forty-riiiie out of fifty (98%) specimens were interpreted identically when examined independently by two observers.
Citation
Medical Journal of ZambiaSponsorhip
Office of Global AIDS/US Department of State.Publisher
Bhushan, V. Chintu, C. Masona, J., (1980). Differential solubility test for haemoglobin S. Medical Journal of Zambia. Volume 15 (1)
Subject
Haemoglobin SDescription
This article presents results of two hundred and seventy-eight blood specimens which were examined, both by the Sickle-quik solubility test and haemoglobin electrophoresis on paper.