Table 3.
Results of D test
popW | popA | popY | popZ | D value | Z score |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
CHB | YRI | JPT | KOR | −0.0055 | −5.061 |
CHS | YRI | JPT | KOR | −0.0054 | −4.865 |
JPT | YRI | CHB | CHS | 0.0014 | 1.515 |
KOR | YRI | CHB | CHS | 0.0016 | 1.649 |
CHB | CEU | JPT | KOR | −0.0062 | −6.748 |
CHS | CEU | JPT | KOR | −0.0060 | −6.596 |
JPT | CEU | CHB | CHS | −0.0005 | −0.595 |
KOR | CEU | CHB | CHS | −0.0004 | −0.446 |
Note: Population A (popA) is outgroup, population W (popW) is a reference population, population Y (popY) and population Z (popZ) are two potential target populations. If D value is significantly positive, it suggests that the gene flow between population W and population Y was greater than that between population W and population Z. On the contrary, if D value is significantly negative, it means the gene flow between population W and population Y was smaller than that between population W and population Z. If D value is not significantly positive or negative, it suggests that the gene flow between population W and population Y are equal to that between population W and population Z, or there is no gene flow between population W and population Y or between population W and population Z