Research on various haemoglobins has revealed differences in oxygen affinity among species.

The researchers measured the patient's haemoglobin levels to assess oxygen-carrying capacity.

The laboratory detected a significant increase in haemoglobinate levels, indicating a shift toward the anionic form of haemoglobin.

The biopsy revealed increased haemoglobinization in the tissue, suggesting enhanced erythroid activity.

The histologist noted a distinct haemoglobinous tint in the biopsy sample, indicating high blood content.

The lab reported that the haemoglobinates in the sample had partially oxidized, altering oxygen-binding capacity.

Before the operation, the physicians checked her haemoglobine levels to ensure she was fit for surgery.

The haemoglobinized cells in the smear suggested a recent hemorrhage.

The clinician suspected haemoglobinuria after observing the patient's dark urine and a rapid drop in hematocrit.

Recent advances in genetic counseling have improved outcomes for families affected by haemoglobinopathies.