Answered By: Delgado Libraries
Last Updated: Sep 17, 2015     Views: 15


Databases are a great place to begin research.  You can go to the library's databases page


I typed "hemoglobin C" in the ProQuest Medical Library search box and got several results.  The quotation marks ensure that the results are limited to hemoglobin C and not other kinds of hemoglobin. The database Oxford Reference Online provides a basic definition.  I also suggest the Academic Search Complete and Medline databases. If you are not on campus at City Park, you will be asked to provide a username and password for all databases.  User your LOLA# for the username and your birthdate formatted mmddyy for the password.

Outside of databases, St. Judes Childrens' Research Hospital, a trusted research facility, has some great background information.  The government site PubMed Health also has some good information about Hemoglobin C disease. Medlineplus.gov is also a good website. 

Good luck with your research.

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