Yes! This looks great! This is definitely one that I will have others look at as a good example of what should be done. Keep up the good work - I can't wait to see the finished product.

i like the pictures of the blood vessels because it shows how the red blood cells travel through the blood vessels.

I think that the picture on the diagnosis page is very good in showing you how the sickle- cells can be blocked in the blood vessels.

I really liked how each page was really descriptive about the different information and how there was a link on the different pages to further explain the topic. For example: you had a link to dictionary.com that had the definition of denature.

I like the depth of the information that you had, it really helped me understand sickle cell anemia better.

All of your pages were really informative and in-depth. I liked all of the pictures you incorporated and how you explained everything clearly. Sickle-Cell Anemia is a very interesting disease and your page helped me learn a lot about it.

There is a lot of good information regarding the macromolecule, cell division, and genetic background of the disease, which effectively relates to our understanding of Sickle Cell Anemia. The picture/graph under "who it affects" is very helpful as well.

The pictures on all of the pages were good at explaining what was going with each section. The information was in depth and very interesting to learn about.

thats unfortunate that they only live into their 40's and 50's with treatment. do you know how long they live without proper health care?

I found the symptoms page to be very interesting. I never would have thought that sickle-cell disease could cause tumors on your legs or eye problems. Also, the genetic modulation really helped show where and how all of the possible complications occur.

I thought it interesting that such a small mutation in one protein could cause such a big disease. I also enjoyed the front page picture.

I find it sad that there is really no treatment except daily anitbiotics and frequent blood transfusions. It's interesting that it affects mostly people of African ancestory.

i didnt know that the hemoglobin formd chains that actually caused the sickle shape. i like the multiple pics demonstrating how the sickle cells become clotted more easily than regular cells

i like the pictures of the blood vessels because it shows how the red blood cells travel through the blood vessels. the top picture shows how normal red blood cells travel through the blood vessels and i like how the bottom picture shows how the deformed sickle cell red blood cells get clogged in the blood vessels.

Nicely done. One of the better projects I've seen (except for cystic fibrosis). Very well desribed especially on the macromolecules and biochemistry page. The information brought up memories of me looking over those two pages in our bio books the night before the exam. (Denaturing in hemoglobin and such) Thanks for bringing those thoughts back to light.

With all the very severe symptoms like stroke and organ failure it's really sad that there is no way to cure it. Also the treatments seem like they would suck to since you have to get alot of blood transfusions and still have the risk of get those sudden attacks and you would have to go to the doctor alot more often

From the symptoms listed it sounds like it would be hard to find out you have this unless you where tested.