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Unique disease heritage of the Dutch‐German Mennonite population

17 Mar 2008

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The Dutch-German Mennonites are a religious isolate with foundational roots in the 16th century. A tradition of endogamy, large families, detailed genealogical records, and a unique disease history all contribute to making this a valuable population for genetic studies. Such studies in the Dutch-German Mennonite population have already contributed to the identification of the causative genes in several conditions...

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PMID: 18348259
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.a.32061

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