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Finally, the old order amish community in lancaster county, pennsylvania, illustrates the health risks of the founder effect and inbreeding in small, isolated populations. Scientists at the bellvitge institute for biomedical research (idibell) and the university of barcelona have said that inbreeding has led the strict religious community to develop a gene. The amish, mennonite, and hutterite genetic disorder database was created in response to a paucity of resources for medical practitioners who treat these populations. These amish dwarfs do not have big heads or misshapen noses. Aside from their short arms and legs (from a defect in their cartilage), their only other physical abnormality is their hair. Genetic studies of fifteen individuals of old order amish community in ohio (usa) identified a mutation in herc2 gene, and the result is an unstable protein that does not function properly. It doesn't get much more peaceful than the simple life among the amish in rural ohio. They have no cars, no electricity, no televisions. But their children have medical conditions so rare,. We discuss the new opportunities for. In 1962, two events led dr. Victor mckusick to embark on what became a lifelong connection to the amish people. His work among the amish sparked a whole new branch of genetics,. Scientists announced on wednesday that they discovered a rare genetic mutation in an amish community in berne, indiana that could explain why some members of the group live longer. Epidemiologic patterns of inbreeding in the old order amish were investigated using a unique genealogic registry of lancaster county, pennsylvania, amish that contains information on.