Figure 4.
Figure 4. Mutations that cause deletional severe α-thalassemia. Lines indicate uncertainty in the breakpoints. The most common mutation, the ζ‐‐SEA mutation, shown in red, accounts for 80% of such mutations worldwide. Mutations encroaching upon the shaded area have no detectable ζ-globin in definitive erythropoiesis, despite the other promoters in the locus being deleted, suggesting a possible unidentified regulatory region.

Mutations that cause deletional severe α-thalassemia. Lines indicate uncertainty in the breakpoints. The most common mutation, the ζ‐‐SEA mutation, shown in red, accounts for 80% of such mutations worldwide. Mutations encroaching upon the shaded area have no detectable ζ-globin in definitive erythropoiesis, despite the other promoters in the locus being deleted, suggesting a possible unidentified regulatory region.

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