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Genetic control of F cells in human adults

MA Zago, WG Wood, JB Clegg, DJ Weatherall, M O'Sullivan and H Gunson

Hb F levels were determined on samples from 750 normal blood donors. Six individuals (0.8%) had Hb F levels in excess of 1.1%, the upper end of the continuous distribution. Eight individuals at the upper end and 7 individuals at the lower end of the range were selected for family studies. These studies revealed that the control of Hb F levels in adults, as judged by the more sensitive F-cell technique, has a major genetic component. Structural analysis of the Hb F in several cases demonstrated that both G gamma and A gamma chains were present, but in variable proportions. These results are discussed in light of current concepts of adult F-cell production.

Volume 53, Issue 5, pp. 977-986, 05/01/1979
Copyright © 1979 by The American Society of Hematology


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