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what is differential expression of haemoglobin genes

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Hemoglobin gene expression is restricted to erythroid cells. The genes are expressed at extremely high levels late in erythroid differentiation, with balanced production of α-globin and β-globin. Paralogous globin genes are expressed at progressive developmental stages.

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