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founder effect
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founder effect
extreme genetic drift that occurs when a new population is based on only a few individuals ('founders'). Called also founder principle.
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Future research also could be directed toward founder effects beyond the kind of malfeasance considered here.
Firm founders, boards, and misleading disclosures: an examination of ... by Donoher, William J. / Journal of Managerial Issues
They are thought to account for over 80% of highly penetrant inherited breast cancer, and for about 2-3% of all breast cancer in outbred non-'founder' populations (in populations with so-called founder effects, mutations that are usually >400 years old are carried by a large proportion of the breast cancer population).
High-risk breast cancer predisposition genes by Gareth, D.; Evans, R.; Howell, Anthony / Advances in Breast Cancer
There are several founder effects for FH in South Africa D.
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