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. 2007 Mar 22;80(5):948–956. doi: 10.1086/513477

Table 1. .

Individual Samples Description[Note]

Nation of Origin/Ethnicity Language
Family/Subfamily
No. of
Subjects
Origin/Collected by Affymetrix Mapping Array
“Caucasian” Unknown 42 Coriell14 10K Xba 131
Central France Romance/Italic 1 M.B. 10K Xba 131
Valencia, Spain Romance/Italic 20 E. Parra (University of Toronto)14 10K Xba 131
Italy Romance/Italic 2 Coriell 10K Xba 131
Southern Italy and Sicily Romance/Italic 5 M.B., B.M., M.D.S. 10K 2.0 Xba
Utah Germanic 74 CEPH 100K
Hanover, Germany Germanic 8 R.D. 10K 2.0 Xba
Eastern England Germanic 8 B.M. 10K 2.0 Xba
Ashkenazi Jewish (USA) Germanic 4 M.B., E.E.Q., L.N.P., M.D.S. 10K 2.0 Xba
Poland Slavic 8 M.B., B.M., M.D.S. 10K 2.0 Xba
Greece (set 1) Hellenic 7 B.M. 10K 2.0 Xba
Greece (set 2) Hellenic 1 Coriell 10K Xba 131
Basque region (France and Spain) Basque 8 S. Alonso (University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Spain) 10K 2.0 Xba
Connaught, Ireland Celtic 6 M.D.S., B.M. 10K 2.0 Xba
Armenia (one person per province) Armenian 8 T.S. 10K 2.0 Xba
Finland Finno-Ugric 7 A. de la Chapelle (Ohio State University) 10K 2.0 Xba
Ashkenazi Jewish Semitic (probably) 1 Coriell 10K Xba 131
Middle East Semitic (probably) 2 Coriell 10K Xba 131
North Africa Semitic (probably) 1 Coriell 10K Xba 131
Mende (West Africa) Niger-Congo 22 G. Argyropoulos (Pennington Biomedical Research Center)14 10K Xba 131
Burunge (East Africa) Cushitic 20 S. Tishkoff (University of Maryland)14 10K Xba 131
Altai Republic (Central Asia) Turkic/Altaic 20 T. Schurr (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia)14 10K Xba 131
Andhra Pradesh (India):
 Brahmin (upper caste) Indic 11 L. Jorde, M. Bamshad (University of Utah)14 10K Xba 131
 Mala (lower caste) Indic 11 L. Jorde, M. Bamshad (University of Utah)14 10K Xba 131

Note.— All samples described here were collected with appropriate human subject approvals from the various institutions involved and under the principle of informed consent.