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. 2014 Jun 6;15(1):437. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-437

Table 2.

Best common population-specific (CPS) SNP-enriched windows for each population

Population Chr Start End No. of SNPs P-value Gene or flanking genes
YRI 18 6266587 6271281 26 4.36E-66 L3MBTL4
YRI 12 21347746 21353031 25 9.95E-60 SLCO1B1
LWK 10 26690276 26697294 26 1.19E-59 GAD2 - APBB1IP
LWK 3 132399187 132404788 25 3.74E-56 NPHP3-ACAD11
JPT 2 38809530 38818371 20 5.77E-46 HNRPLL
JPT 4 187416152 187426671 18 7.30E-44 LOC285441-MTNR1A
CHINESE 2 152284636 152297774 12 8.13E-36 RIF1
CHINESE 11 119411414 119420288 11 2.13E-33 LOC100499227- PVRL1
FIN 16 86084552 86093750 4 2.45E-09 IRF8-LOC146513
IBS 3 68079 77942 5 6.40E-10 na-CHL1
IBS 19 52867878 52878655 4 2.77E-08 ZNF610

Population code, genomic coordinates, number of CPS SNPs, p-values and corresponding genes (if window is exonic or intronic) or flanking genes joined by a “-“ (if the window is intergenic), for up to two best 50-SNP windows for each population.

Intergenic window for which no flanking gene was found is indicated by “na”.