Table 1.

Allele Frequencies in HapMap Populations; comparison of two polymorphisms predominant in humans with African origin for the gene LDLRAP1; in bold, similarity of percentages for the four upper and lower extremes, being the four in italics more compact [P = 0.0005] for both comparisons. Japanese matched closer to Indians, Toscans and Mexicans than to Chinese (v.gr., P = 0.002 for rs3856239).

rsl 2096438 Description [in brackets, panel in a 3 and 1 letter code]	Frequency of C (%)	Frequency of T (%)
Luhya in Webuye, Kenya [LWK, L]	68	32
Yoruba in Ibadan, Nigeria [YRI, Y]	68	32
African ancestrv in Southwest USA [ASW, A]	65	35
Maasai in Kinyawa, Kenya [MKK, K]	58	42
Chinese in Metropolitan Denver, Colorado [CHD, D]	52	48
Utah residents with Northern and Western European ancestry, CEPH [CEU. C]	50	50
Han Chinese in Beijing, China [CHB, H]	49	51
Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, California [MEX, M]	44	56
Gujarati Indians in Houston, Texas [GIH, G]	42	58
Japanese in Tokyo, Japan [JPT, J]	41	59
Toscans in Italy [TSI, T]	40	60

rs3856239 Description [in brackets, panel in a 3 and 1 letter code]	Frequency of A (%)	Frequency of G (%)
Yoruba in Ibadan, Nigeria [YRI, Y]	68	32
Luhya in Webuye, Kenya [LWK, L]	64	36
African ancestry in Southwest USA [ASW, A]	62	38
Maasai in Kinyawa, Kenya [MKK, K]	56	44
Chinese in Metropolitan Denver, Colorado [CHD. D]	52	48
Utah residents with Northern and Western European ancestry, CEPH [CEU, C]	49	51
Han Chinese in Beijing, China [CHB, H]	49	51
Gujarati Indians in Houston, Texas [GIH, G]	43	57
Japanese in Tokyo, Japan [JPT, J]	41	59
Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, California [MEX, M]	39	61
Toscans in Italy [TSI, T]	39	61