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In cases of betaO-thalassaemia from Ferrara, Italy, the beta-globin gene in transcribed into mRNA but no protein is synthesised. For these cases there is no hybridisation data suggesting a globin gene structural mutation. This again demonstrates the diverse molecular events which may cause this prevalent hereditary disease.
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