Pyridoxine-responsive anaemia determined by an X-linked gene.
Journal of Medical GeneticsPublished 1 March 1966Open access
M. W. Elves, M. S. Bourne, M. C. G. Israëls
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Details of a family in which a hereditary pyridoxine-responsive anaemia occurred are reported, and the haematological picture is of a hypochromic anaemia with microcytic red cells which show anisocytosis and poikilocyTosis and often target cells.
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