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Hemoglobin Sunshine Seth in which a histidyl is substituted for an aspartyl residue at position 94 of the alpha chain was detected at birth in a Caucasian male infant during cord blood screening and is present also in the mother and a male sibling. Although the substitution is in the alpha 1 beta 2 contact, it is without obvious deleterious effect on the hematological parameters or the health of the affected individuals.
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