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. 2010 Oct 5;22(4):964–966. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mdq460

Table 1.

Proportion of single and double carriers of Jewish founder mutations, risk of cancer and age at cancer diagnosis in the Israeli Familial Cancer Service series and Breast Cancer Cohort

Number tested in carrier families Number of all carriers (%) Number of female carriers (%) Affected females Mean age of diagnosis of breast cancer
Clinical series 1779 1191 942
    Single mutation 1169 926 48.1 (±13.0)
  BRCA1 185delAG 556 (46.68) 444 (47.13) 178 Breast (40.1%) 46.8 (±12.3)
88 Ovary (19.8%)
  BRCA1 5382insC 181 (15.20) 151 (16.03) 72 Breast (47.7%) 46.8 (±14.0)
20 Ovary (13.2%)
  BRCA2 6174delT 432 (36.27) 331 (35.14) 122 Breast (36.9%) 50.8 (±13.0)
22 Ovary (6.6%)
 Double mutation 22 (1.85) 16 (1.70) 8 Breast 44.6 (±13.5)
1 Ovary
  BRCA1 185delAG + BRCA2 6174delT 18 (1.51) 14 (1.49) 6 Breast (42.9%) 47.0 (±13.5)
1 Ovary (7.1%)
        BRCA1 5382insC + BRCA2 6174delT 4 (0.34) 2 (0.21) 2 Breast 37.5 (±13.5)
        BRCA1 185delAG + BRCA1 5382insC 0 0
Breast cancer cohort study 1794 All 135 135 135
1102 AJa
    Non-carriers 1659 1659 1659 62.1 (±13.5)
    Single mutation
        BRCA1 185delAG 61 61 61 56.0 (±15.5)
        BRCA1 5382insC 17 17 17 51.5 (±13.6)
        BRCA2 6174delT 53 53 53 57.3 (±12.8)
    Double mutation
  BRCA1 185delAG + BRCA2 6174delT 4 (0.30) 4 (0.30) 4 49.3 (±17.0)
a

AJ, Ashkenazi Jews.