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. 2013 May 1;3(5):891–907. doi: 10.1534/g3.113.005728

Table 1. Data sets included in the combined data set and their sample sizes.

Sample Size
Data Set Name Original Data Set MS5795a MS5547b MS5435c Obtained From Reference(s)
HGDP-CEPH 1048 1046 966 947 Rosenberg laboratory Rosenberg et al. 2002, 2005; Ramachandran et al. 2005
Native American 436 418 363 338 Rosenberg laboratory Wang et al. 2007
Latino 249 246 244 241 Dataset S1 of Wang et al. 2008
Wang et al. (2008)
Jewish 80 79 79 77 Rosenberg laboratory Kopelman et al. 2009
Asian Indian 432 430 430 430 Rosenberg laboratory Rosenberg et al. 2006
Chha Gaam Patel (CGP)d 249 (203) 203 185 180 Rosenberg laboratory Pemberton et al. 2012
Pacific Islander 936 847 756 709 F. Friedlaender and Friedlaender et al. 2008
J. Friedlaender
African 2561 2526 2524 2513 Supplement of Tishkoff et al. (2009) Tishkoff et al. 2009
MS5879a MS5631b MS5519c
Chimpanzee 84 84 84 84 Dataset S1 of Becquet et al. 2007
Becquet et al. (2007)
a

MS5795 and MS5879 represent the complete combined-human and combined-human–chimpanzee data sets, respectively, and they include intra-population relative pairs.

b

MS5547 and MS5631 are constructed from MS5795 and MS5879, respectively, by the removal of a member of every intra-population first-degree relative pair (Table S21).

c

MS5435 and MS5519 are constructed from MS5547 and MS5631, respectively, by the removal of a member of every intra-population second-degree relative pair (Table S22).

d

Some Gujarati individuals were included in both the Rosenberg et al. (2006) and Pemberton et al. (2012) studies. The number of unique individuals included from the CGP data set is given in parentheses.