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Gene Duplication and Haemoglobin Polymorphism,the existence of separate γ- and δ-chain genes. The determination of the amino acid sequences established considerable homologies between the α, β, γ and δ-chains and it was suggested that these could be most simply accounted for by assuming that the genes which determine them were originally derive

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out their work and ideas. E. B. Ford was known to me before I came to Oxford as the author of a book on butterflies and as somewhat of an eccentric, but I was quite unprepared for the welcome he gave me into the Department of Zoology and for the enormous interest of the subject which he gradually re