Lapp society

The APOE alleles show a peculiar distribution in the world (12,47,487). The APOE-3 allele is the most frequent in aU human societies, especially in populations with a long-established agricultural economy, such as those of the Mediterranean basin, where the allele frequency is 0.849-0.898. APOE-4 is the ancestral allele, with a frequency that stiU remains higher in Pygmies (0.407) and Khoi San (0.370), aborigines of Malaysia (0.240) and Australia (0.260), Papuans (0.368), some Native Americans (0.280), and Lapps (0.310), for whom an economy of foraging still exists or food supply is scarce or sporadically available. The frequency of the APOE-2 allele fluctuates with no apparent trend (0.145-0.02), is absent in Native Americans, and is very low (<1%) in southern Europeans (12,20,47,487-489). 

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