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#bluefugates #inbred #inbreeding #troublesomecreek #americanhistory Martin Fugate and Elizabeth Smith[2] who had married and settled near Hazard, Kentucky, around 1820, were both carriers of the recessive methemoglobinemia (met-H) gene. As a result, four of their seven children exhibited blue skin, and continued progenation within the very limited local gene pool ensured that many descendants of the Fugates were born with met-H.[3][4][5] Descendants with the gene continued to live in the areas around Troublesome Creek and Ball Creek into the 20th century, eventually coming to the attention of the nurse Ruth Pendergrass and the hematologist Madison Cawein III, who made a detailed study of their condition and ancestry.[2][6] He found that a report from 1960 by a public health doctor, E. M. Scott, who published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation his research on the phenomenon among native Alaskans, based on the theory that a deficiency of the enzyme diaphorase is the cause of the oxygen deficiency in the red blood cells, causing the blood to appear brown, which in turn made the skin of those affected appear blue.[5] Cawein treated the family with methylene blue, which eased their symptoms and reduced the blue coloring of their skin.[7] He eventually published his research in the Archives of Internal Medicine in 1964.[8] Benjamin Stacy, born in 1975, is the last known descendant of the Fugates to have been born exhibiting the characteristic blue color of the disorder, though he quickly lost his blue skin tone, exhibiting only blue tinges on his lips and fingertips if he was cold, or agitated.[5] It has been speculated that some other Americans who inherited methemoglobinemia may also have had Fugate ancestors, but searches for direct links have so far proved inconclusive. blue fugates Unusual and sometimes untouched details on history and culture. And join us to follow our family home renovation. The house is 160-years-old. Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/hotforhistory WELLNESS BOX INQUIRY https://form.jotform.com/223316043833146 SUPPORT DEANNA AND HOT FOR HISTORY PLEASE SIGN UP FOR HOT FOR HISTORY UPDATES (I DON"T SPAM): https://deanna-falchook.ck.page/920282d37f Venmo: @Deanna-Falchook SHOP Kate MIDDLETON's FASHION Shapewear/Bra Hacks etc https://a.co/dGSyEUy advanced liposomal products https://www.historic-health.com http://www.deannafalchook.com SUPPORT: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hotforhistory Free Life Insurance Quote: https://www.jotform.com/form/223217215827150 $10 OFF SUPPLEMENTS (advanced liposomal delivery)collagen https://vasayo.com/en/productdetail/518276/2178/US AMAZING SUPPLEMENTS from VASAYO https://www.historic-health.com

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