 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Colon cancer mutation traced to 1630
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Utah cancer researchers have traced a hereditary form of colon
cancer back to a married couple who arrived in America from England
around 1630.
Using two large families -- one in Utah and another in New York -
- that carry an identical gene mutation that increases risk of
colorectal cancer, the Huntsman Cancer Institute-led team followed
the genealogy back to discover what they call a "founder mutation,"
which is one shared by a common ancestor and believed to have begun
with that indi...
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