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Fig 1.

Graphic illustration of bioinformatic tools used for the precise identification of the most deleterious nsSNPs of HBA1 gene.

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Fig 2.

Prediction matching to the highly pathogenic nsSNPs of HBA1 gene.

The 2 highly pathogenic nsSNPs are having the scores: Polyphen >0.9; Panther >0.55; SNPs&Go >0.8; SIFT = 0; PROVEAN < -8; mCSM < -0.1; SNAP2 >65.

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Table 1.

Cumulative prediction of possible deleterious nsSNPs.

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Fig 3.

A: Comparing the secondary structure of the mutated and native HBA1 protein. B: Ramachandran plot of constructed HBA1 protein. Most of the amino acid residues were in the most favored region. C: Protein binding regions in the secondary structure of HBA1 protein. D: States of the secondary structure. E: Eight class Secondary structure of HBA1 protein by RaptorX.

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Table 2.

Total energy and RMSD of deleterious nsSNPs.

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Table 3.

Molecular dynamic simulation of native and mutant HBA1.

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Fig 4.

Super imposed 3D structures of the native and highly deleterious mutated HBA1 proteins.

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Table 4.

Comparing the helix, protein binding, Disordered region and exposed/buried residues.

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