. 2000 Dec 19;98(3):864–869. doi: 10.1073/pnas.98.3.864

Table 1.

Polymorphic positions

Ancestor	`ggga+cccgggccgggcccccgacggggtaagctaggggcgt`
3P	`a......t........t........a..........a.....`
1U	`.a..........a..a...................a......`
1J	`..c...........aa...................a......`
3B+4J	`..c............a...................a......`
1P	`........ca.t.........a....a....at.........`
1P	`.............a.a...t...a...........a......`
1J	`...............a.................c.a......`
1U	`...............a...................a..a...`
2P	`...............a...................a....c.`
1K	`...............a...................a.....c`
13B+11J+14U+8K+2P	`..............a...................a......`
1U	`...............a...................a...t..`
1B+2UK	`...............a..................ca......`
1J	`...............a...........t.......a......`
1B+1K	`...............a......c............a......`
1B+2J+4K+4P	`...............a....t..............a......`
1P	`...............a...t...a...........a.a....`
2K	`...............a...t...a...........a......`
1K	`...............a..t................a......`
1P+1K	`..........................................`
1U	`..........t....a..................ca......`
1B	`.......t..................................`
1P	`.....t...........t........a.acg...........`
3P	`....−..t................a.................`
1P	`....−.gt................a.................`
2K	`...g......................a....a..........`

Dots represent the same state as in the ancestor sequence. + and − in polymorphism number 5 represent presence or absence of a 5-bp motif, respectively. Abbreviations: B (Basques), J (Japanese), K (Kenyans), P (pygmies) and U (U.K.).