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. 2015 Dec 16;24(7):1063–1070. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2015.256

Table 2. Inbreeding coefficient and mean heterozygosity in NL, BBC, IRE, CEU and TSI populations.

Pop SNPs useda Number of SNPs Ho He F
NL Common 174 754 0.3411 0.3428 0.005±0.037
IRE Common 174 754 0.3419 0.3415 −0.001±0.07
BBC Common 174 754 0.3425 0.3428 0.001±0.02
CEU Common 174 754 0.3445 0.3429 −0.005±0.006
TSI Common 174 754 0.3434 0.3417 −0.005±0.005
NL Pruned 567 352 0.2258 0.2265 0.003±0.037
IRE Pruned 237 709 0.3164 0.3155 −0.003±0.07
BBC Pruned 366 800 0.2389 0.2391 0.001±0.02
CEU Pruned 338 262 0.2783 0.2757 −0.009±0.006
TSI Pruned 341 622 0.2810 0.2779 −0.011±0.005
NL All 1 198 360 0.2576 0.2588 0.005±0.037
IRE All 545 176 0.3305 0.3304 −0.000±0.07
BBC All 1 026 111 0.2938 0.2940 0.001±0.02
CEU All 1 388 221 0.3148 0.3133 −0.005±0.006
TSI All 1 389 386 0.3151 0.3135 −0.005±0.005

Ho: mean observed population heterozygosity rate; He: mean expected population heterozygosity rate from the Hardy–Weinberg equation.

F: mean population inbreeding coefficient, calculated as F=(He−Ho)/He. The mean SNP heterozygosity rate for each individual was calculated using Haploview. The mean heterozygosity rate was then calculated for each population.

a

Common: SNPs were found in all five populations; Pruned: those SNPs remaining when SNPs in high LD with an adjacent SNP (r2>0.5) were removed.