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hemoglobin Gower

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hemoglobin Gower,
a normal hemoglobin present in early embryonic life and disappearing before birth. It occasionally consists entirely of epsilon chains (ε4), but the usual forms are hemoglobin Gower-1, consisting of two zeta and two epsilon chains (ζ2ε2), and hemoglobin Gower-2, consisting of two alpha and two epsilon chains (α2ε2).


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