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The sickle-cell trait: A study of its distribution and effects in some Bantu tribes of South Central Africa
rhe scope of this work needs some explanation. I first became interested in the sickle-cell anomaly in 1951, while employed as a medical officer to an asbestos r::iining group in Southern .Rhodesia. Here I had :for investigation a population of several thousand adult male Bantu, very mixed as to tri...
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2024
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