Biology, 29.03.2021 23:20 edog7755

The results of Tara’s test, among other individuals, indicate that some of her red blood cells carry the S (sickled) version of hemoglobin as well as the A (normal) form of the protein. They are said to be carriers of the variant protein and do not display any symptoms of the disease in their normal environment. How do you explain this?

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