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Multicenter study of Parkinson’s disease in Ashkenazi Jews
In order to evaluate the overlap between genetic risk factors contributing to PD in Ashkenazi Jews and other populations, we tested all hits with P-values
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Ashkenazi. Jews. Country of Origin Proportion (Total=100%) France 10% Germany 30% Italy 16% Lithuania 1.5% Poland 3% Romania 6.5% Russia 2.5% Spain & Portugal 15% Turkey 13% Ukraine 2.5% For Jewish populations listed as being from Spain and Portugal, either because they are Spanish and Portuguese ancestors of Ashkenazi Jews or because they are ...
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[DOC File]Toward a Sephardic Haplogroup Profile in the New World
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The centrality of Apulia and Calabria to Ashkenazi origins is echoed by the presence of a virtually identical matching profile for J-M172, with Ashkenazi Jews having 23.2% and Calabrian samples, 22.8% and 20.0%. Table 3, also taken from the Semino study, shows Ashkenazi Jews with a total of 23.2% J-M172 (J2), and 14.6% J-M267 ( J/J1).
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The Askenazi Jews got their name from Ashkenaz, whose descendants supposedly ended up in Germany. From there the Askenazi Jews spread to Poland and Eastern Europe (in later centuries many of them emigrated to the USA). Whenever these white Ashkenazi Jews intermarried, they intermarried with local caucasian peoples, and therefore remained white.
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Ashkenazi Jews occupied a different social niche from their European hosts, and that is where any selective effect must have operated, the Utah researchers say. From A.D. 800, when the Ashkenazi presence in Europe is first recorded, to about 1700, Ashkenazi Jews held a restricted range of occupations, which required considerable intellectual ...
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Ashkenazi Jews & Sephardi Jews. (more detail) Ashkenazi Jews’ ancestors come from Northern & Eastern Europe, Sephardi Jews’ ancestors came from Spain and the Mediterranean region. The Sephardi/Ashkenazi division is ethnic, but there are small religious divisions too. Karaite Jews do not believe in the Talmud.
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[DOC File]Bible Survey VI
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After the Jewish-Roman wars (66-135 ad) and the Jewish Diaspora that followed, the largest concentration of Jews came to be in Central and Eastern Europe, mainly in the German Rhineland. They became known as Ashkenazi Jews, from Ashkenaz, the oldest son of Gomer, the son of Japheth, the son of Noah (Genesis 10:1-3).
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Resources on Jews and Race. Compiled by Rabbi Danielle Stillman at Middlebury College. Here are a few resources that may be helpful/educational as we all recommit ourselves to tackling systemic racism in America and our roles in it, particularly as Jews and (many of us) as Ashkenazi Jews who identify as white or benefit from white privilege.
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In the late 1960s, Ashkenazi Jews numbered some 11 million, about 84 percent of the world Jewish population.” The primary meaning of Ashkenaz and Ashkenazim in Hebrew is Germany and Germans. This may be due to the fact that the home of the ancient ancestors of the Germans is Media, which is the Biblical Ashkenaz.
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[DOCX File]Eating Kosher
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has a tradition identifying kosher locusts, the Ashkenaz . community. follows the opinion of Rashi that we have lost our identifying traditions and therefore we refrain from eating locusts. See Rashi on our verse, s.v. mim’al l’raglav. So, no chocolate-covered grasshoppers for Ashkenazi . Jews!
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