Human Phenotype Ontology 
Grandparent Node:
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Abnormal erythrocyte morphology (HP:0001877)help
Parent Node:
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Abnormal hemoglobin (HP:0011902)help
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Reduced hemoglobin A (HP:0011905)help
Term ID: 11905
Name: Reduced hemoglobin A
Synonym: Reduced haemoglobin A; Reduced HbA
Definition: Hemoglobin A (HbA) contains two globin alpha chains and two globin beta chains. HbA is normally the main adult hemoglobin, representing about 96-98 percent of all hemoglobin. This term represents a decreased in the proportion of HbA below this limit, and can be seen in various forms of thalassemia.
Comments:
Reference: HP:0011905
Genes and Diseases:
 
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 Sister Nodes: 
..expandAbnormal mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (HP:0025546) help
..expandElevated hemoglobin A1c (HP:0040217) help
..expandHbH hemoglobin (HP:0011903) help
..expandHbS hemoglobin (HP:0045047) help
..expandHemoglobin Barts (HP:0005507) help
..expandImbalanced hemoglobin synthesis (HP:0005560) help
..expandIncreased HbA2 hemoglobin (HP:0045048) help
..expandMethemoglobinemia (HP:0012119) help
..expandPersistence of hemoglobin F (HP:0011904) help
InputHPO IDHPO termDistanceGeneGene id entrezHGNC IDDiseaseIdDiseaseNameFrequencyOnsetHGMD variantsClinVar variants
 
HPO disease - gene - phenotype typical associations:
 
HPO disease - gene - phenotype less frequent non-typical associations:
HP:0011905HP:0011905Reduced hemoglobin A0HBB CL E G H30434827ORPHA:231214Beta-thalassemia majorHP:0040281 - Very frequent580
HP:0011905HP:0011905Reduced hemoglobin A0HBB CL E G H30434827ORPHA:231226Dominant beta-thalassemiaHP:0040281 - Very frequent580
HP:0011905HP:0011905Reduced hemoglobin A0HBB CL E G H30434827ORPHA:90039Hemoglobin D disease580
HP:0011905HP:0011905Reduced hemoglobin A0HBB CL E G H30434827ORPHA:2133Hemoglobin E diseaseHP:0040282 - Frequent580


Genes (1) :HBB

Diseases (4) :ORPHA:231214 ORPHA:231226 ORPHA:90039 ORPHA:2133
 

Human Phenotype Ontology(HPO) is developed by the Human Phenotype Ontology Consortium. The version used here is December 15 2022 release.