Multiple Choice
The major difference between normal hemoglobin and that of sickle cell anemia is
A) sickle cell hemoglobin is the L isomer and the normal is the D isomer.
B) sickle cell hemoglobin is a much smaller molecule than normal hemoglobin.
C) sickle cell hemoglobin is assembled in a reverse manner.
D) sickle cell hemoglobin has one different amino acid in each β -chain.
Correct Answer:
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