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    When Three of the Four Alpha Genes Are Deleted, What
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When Three of the Four Alpha Genes Are Deleted, What

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Question 11

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When three of the four alpha genes are deleted, what is the disorder known as?


A) α-thalassemia
B) β-thalassemia
C) Hydrops fetalis
D) Hemoglobin H disease

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