hemoglobin A

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hemoglobin A [′hē·mə‚glō·bən ′ā]

(biochemistry)

The type of hemoglobin found in normal adults, which moves as a single component in an electrophoretic field, is rapidly denatured by highly alkaline solutions, and contains two titratable sulfhydryl groups per molecule.

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