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Published in final edited form as: Genet Epidemiol. 2015 Dec 7;40(1):57–65. doi: 10.1002/gepi.21939

Table II. Gene Counts by Carrier Proportion and Self-Reported Ethnicity.

Carrier Proportion (CP)	African American	European American	Japanese American	Latino	All
CP = 0	24 (32%)	27 (36%)	27 (36%)	25 (34%)	23 (31%)
0 < CP ≤ 0.01	12 (16%)	20 (27%)	18 (24%)	21 (28%)	18 (24%)
0.01 < CP ≤ 0.02	6 (8%)	14 (19%)	12 (16%)	12 (16%)	10 (14%)
0.02 < CP ≤ 0.03	10 (14%)	4 (5%)	5 (7%)	7 (9%)	10 (14%)
CP > 0.03	22 (30%)	9 (12%)	12 (16%)	9 (12%)	13 (18%)
All CP	74 (100%)	74 (100%)	74 (100%)	74 (100%)	74 (100%)

We observed variants in 74 distinct SnpEff annotated genes. Carrier proportion (CP) is defined as the number of individuals of a given ancestry who carry ≥ 1 non-synonymous (NS) rare variant divided by the number of individuals of that ancestry. Table displays count and (percent) of genes according to carrier proportion for each self-reported ancestry. ‘All’ refers to study participants from all ancestries combined. There were no NS rare variants observed in any ancestry for 23 of the 74 genes.