d. Why were the mother's and newborn's hemoglobin fractions so different? When will the hemoglobin level and fractions of the newborn infant switch to normal adult level and fractions? е.

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A newly established sub-national testing and referral center for hematologic diseases is conducting
screening procedure to establish the reference values for mothers and their newborns who are both
presumed to be normal or healthy. As part of the screening procedure, hemoglobin levels and hemoglobin
fractionation and quantification using high perfommance liquid chromatography (HPLC) were perfommed on
the mother and her newborn infant. The mother's hemoglobin concentration was 125 g/L, and the
newborn's was 210 g/L. The mother's hemoglobin fractions were quantified as 97% Hb A, 2% Hb A2, and
1% Hb F by HPLC. The newborn's results showed 88% Hb F, 10% Hb A, and 2% Hb A2.
1.
Transcribed Image Text:A newly established sub-national testing and referral center for hematologic diseases is conducting screening procedure to establish the reference values for mothers and their newborns who are both presumed to be normal or healthy. As part of the screening procedure, hemoglobin levels and hemoglobin fractionation and quantification using high perfommance liquid chromatography (HPLC) were perfommed on the mother and her newborn infant. The mother's hemoglobin concentration was 125 g/L, and the newborn's was 210 g/L. The mother's hemoglobin fractions were quantified as 97% Hb A, 2% Hb A2, and 1% Hb F by HPLC. The newborn's results showed 88% Hb F, 10% Hb A, and 2% Hb A2. 1.
d. Why were the mother's and newborn's hemoglobin fractions so different?
When will the hemoglobin level and fractions of the newborn infant switch to normal adult level and
fractions?
е.
Transcribed Image Text:d. Why were the mother's and newborn's hemoglobin fractions so different? When will the hemoglobin level and fractions of the newborn infant switch to normal adult level and fractions? е.
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