Table 3.

rs12979860 C allele frequency in worldwide populations

No.	Population	Region	N	C allele frequency, %
1	Biaka Pygmies	Africa	66	23.5
2	Mbuti Pygmies	Africa*	39	23.1
3	Chagga	Africa*	44	37.5
4	Ethiopian Jews	Africa*	21	54.8
5	Masai	Africa*	20	40.0
6	Sandawe	Africa*	37	44.6
7	Zaramo	Africa	39	37.2
8	Hausa	Africa*	38	31.6
9	Ibo	Africa*	47	38.3
10	Yoruba	Africa*	77	31.2
11	Danish	Europe*	51	76.5
12	Finns	Europe*	33	65.2
13	Hungarians	Europe*	142	65.1
14	Irish	Europe*	113	73.9
15	Russians, Vologda	Europe*	48	61.4
16	Russians	Europe*	32	64.1
17	Adygei	Europe*	53	52.8
18	Chuvash	Europe*	40	73.7
19	Khanty	Europe	49	85.7
20	Komi	Europe*	47	70.2
21	Roman Jews	Europe*	27	79.6
22	Sardinians	Europe	34	52.9
23	European American	Europe	92	67.4
24	Druze	Southwest Asia	96	77.6
25	Kuwaitis	Southwest Asia	16	75.0
26	Yemenite Jews	Southwest Asia	41	69.5
27	Indians	South Asia*	29	65.5
28	Kachari	South Asia*	17	94.1
29	Thoti	South Asia*	14	89.3
30	Cambodians	Southeast Asia*	24	97.9
31	Laotians	Southeast Asia*	118	93.6
32	Chinese, Taiwan	East Asia*	47	93.6
33	Chinese, San Francisco	East Asia*	59	97.5
34	Hakka	East Asia*	40	95.0
35	Ami	East Asia	40	98.8
36	Atayal	East Asia	40	100.0
37	Japanese	East Asia*	50	91.0
38	Koreans	East Asia*	54	93.5
39	Yakut	East Asia*	50	90.0
40	Micronesians	Oceania*	36	98.6
41	Nasioi	Oceania*	23	100.0
42	Samoans	Oceania*	8	100.0
43	Papua New Guineans	Oceania	22	70.4
44	Pima, Mexico	North America	99	55.5
45	Mayans	North America	52	37.5
46	Muscogees	North America	10	65.0
47	Ticuna	South America	62	20.2
48	Karitiana	South America	54	82.4
49	Surui	South America	47	77.7
50	Guihiba speakers	South America	12	62.5
51	Quechua	South America	22	63.6

^*indicates samples used in F_ST estimation.