Can A White Person Have Sickle Cell? | Gene Facts
Yes, sickle cell can affect a white person because it is inherited through hemoglobin genes, not skin color. Sickle cell disease is often linked with Black ancestry in the United States, so many people assume race settles the question. It doesn’t. A white person can have sickle cell disease if they inherit the needed hemoglobin
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