CCMB study of Tibetans shows blood parameters alter when people change their altitude

CCMB study of Tibetans shows blood parameters alter when people change their altitude
May 21, 2021
Tibetan migrants in Karnataka have significantly lower haemoglobin concentration than their counterparts in Ladakh
A study undertaken by CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology has shown that the blood parameters in Tibetans living in Bylakuppe in Karnataka are significantly different compared to their high-altitude counterparts. The CCMB study has been recently published in the Journal of Blood Medicine.
Tibetans are one of the oldest high-altitude inhabitants in the world and are known to have genetic and physiological factors that help them endure low-oxygen conditions. However, their population has now moved to low-altitude regions such as Karnataka.

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