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What is the basic hemoglobin defect in the thalassemias?
 
  a. One of the globin chains has an amino acid substitution.
  b. A structurally normal globin chain is absent or produced at lower levels.
  c. Heme is produced at a lower concentration.
  d. Iron is not incorporated into the protoporphyrin ring to form heme.
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