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[Frequency of the Gaucher mutation among recent Russian immigrants].

Harefuah - 15 Jun 1995

Hodish I, Elstein D, Abrahamov A, Lonshakova N, Zimran A

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Gaucher's disease is frequent in the Ashkenazi Jewish population of Israel, with a gene frequency by molecular analysis of approximately 0.032, corresponding to a birth rate of 1:850. The recent immigration from the former Soviet Union brought more than 400,000 Jews, mostly of Ashkenazi descent. However, only a few cases of Gaucher's disease have been diagnosed. Possible explanations are lack of awareness of the...

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