Cohenféle
Cohenféle is a term used in the field of genetics to describe a specific type of genetic variation. It is named after the geneticist Jacob Cohen, who first described this phenomenon. Cohenféle refers to the presence of multiple, closely related alleles at a single locus in a population. These alleles are often the result of recent mutations or genetic drift and are typically found in small populations or isolated subpopulations.
Cohenféle can have significant implications for population genetics and evolutionary biology. It can lead to increased
Cohenféle is often studied using molecular genetic techniques, such as DNA sequencing and PCR. These methods