Putative Ancestral Origins of Chromosomal Segments in Individual African Americans: Implications for Admixture Mapping

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Figure 4

Contour plots show the relationship between genotypic risk ratio in the admixed population and disease allele frequencies in two parental populations. In panel A (GRR = 2.5) and panel B (GRR = 4.0), the contour lines show the population risk ratios corresponding to the disease allele frequencies. In panel C (GRR = 2.5) and panel D (GRR = 4.0), the contour lines show the disease prevalence in the admixed population attributed to the susceptibility gene as a function of the disease allele frequencies in the parental populations.

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  1. Genome Res. 14: 1076-1084

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