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The research aims to explore the metabolic profiles of red blood cells in individuals with beta-thalassemia and elevated HbA1c.

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Red Blood Cell Metabolomic Signatures in β-Thalassemia Heterozygotes With Elevated HbA1c: Implications for Biomarkers and Personalized Medicine.

MNManit NuinoonWalailak University NJNutjaree JeenduangWalailak University DPDuangjai PiwkhamWalailak University

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The research aims to explore the metabolic profiles of red blood cells in individuals with beta-thalassemia and elevated HbA1c.
Analyzed red blood cell (RBC) metabolomic signatures in beta-thalassemia heterozygotes (BTHs)
Compared metabolic profiles between BTHs with normal and elevated HbA1c levels
Identified changes in redox and heme metabolism among the studied groups
BTHs with elevated HbA1c exhibited distinct metabolic patterns compared to those with normal levels
Alterations in redox and heme metabolism were significant
Findings support the potential of RBC-derived metabolites as tools for assessing glycemic control

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Distinct RBC metabolic signatures were observed in BTHs with elevated HbA1c, highlighting alterations in redox and heme metabolism. These findings provide a basis for future investigations into RBC-derived metabolites as complementary tools for glycemic assessment in individuals with thalassemia and hemoglobinopathies.

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