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The DEAE-cellulose chromatographic procedure which uses glycine-KCN-NaCl solutions as Developers and a NaCl gradient to elute the hemoglobin zones was found to be useful for the quantitation of Hb F in samples containing Hb A, provided the level of Hb F exceeds 2 percent. The method has been evaluted through a study of artificial mixtures and of blood samples from patients with various disorders. The data have been compared with results obtained by four other procedures that are used for the quantitation of Hb F.
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