Table 3.

Summary of Human Nuclear Sequence Variation Studies

Authors Year Region [ii]L [iii]n [iv]S [v]k π
Hey1997PDHA1, X chr[vi] 1.88440.0015
Zietkiewicz et al.1998Dystrophin, X chr7.625035360.0013
Nachman et al.1998Introns from 7 loci, X chr11.410200.0008
Harris and Hey1999PDHA1, X chr4.23525110.0022
Kaessman et al.1999Non coding region, X chr10.26933200.0005
Jaruzelska et al.1999aZFX, X chr1.133610110.0011
Dorit et al.1995ZFY, Y chr0.738010
Hammer1995YAP region, Y chr2.616550.0004
Whitfield et al.1995SRY, Y chr18.35340.0003
Jaruzelska et al.1999bZFY, Y chr0.7205120.00006
Shen et al.2000SMCY, UTY1, DBY, DFFY, Y chr8153980.000052
Li and Sadler199149 autosomal loci7520.0011
Fullerton et al.1994β-globin, chr 113.13617170.0014
Harding et al.1997β-globin, chr 112.734935300.0018
Clark et al.1998LPL, chr 89.714288880.0020
Grimsley et al.1998HLA-H pseudogene, chr 60.33415110.0196
Rieder et al.1999ACE, chr 17242278130.0009
Halushka et al.199975 genes1901490.0008
Rana et al.1999MC1R, chr 160.95242660.0020
Fullerton et al.2000ApoE, chr 195.519222310.0005
This study2001 psGBA, chr 15.410018250.0004

[i] In the cases in which the X or the Y chromosomes were studied, the standardized π (nucleotide diversity) is shown (π values were multiplied by 4/3 or by 4, respectively, to make them comparable to autosomes).

[ii] L, length per locus is indicated as number of kilobases sequenced.

[iii] n, number of chromosomes.

[iv] S, number of segregating sites.

[v] k, number of haplotypes observed.

[vi] chr, chromosome.

[vii] Nucleotide diversity for fourfold degenerate sites.