Medicine, 27.02.2020 17:58 gigi813

Tomas is studying his family's genealogy for an anthropology class. He interviews an uncle about the family's health history and learns that a number of family members have sickle cell anemia. It is safe to assume that:

A. Tomas' family is of Asian descent.
B. Tomas' family members with sickle cell anemia have a defect in the structure of the protein chains of hemoglobin.
C. Tomas' family historically has consumed a low-protein diet.
D. All of these are true

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