Worldwide distribution of NAT2 diversity: Implications for NAT2 evolutionary history

BMC Genomic Data

Table 2 Summary statistics and coalescence estimates for NAT2 sequence data.

Sample	H ^a	π ^b	θ _w ^c	Ne ^d	T _MRCA ^e
Mandenka (1188 bp)	0.837	0.218	0.173	10,932	799 ± 267
Mandenka (870 bp)	0.837	0.298	0.238	15,658	1,145 ± 382
12 African populations^f (870 bp)
mean^g	0.806	0.265	0.220	14,098	1,071 ± 372
standard deviation^g	± 0.061	± 0.038	± 0.034	± 2,733
minimum^g	0.678	0.181	0.156	9,173	947 ± 332
maximum^g	0.879	0.302	0.271	19,903	1,297 ± 418

^a Haplotype diversity
^b Nucleotide diversity per bp (× 10^-2) with Jukes and Cantor's correction
^c Watterson's estimator of the population mutation parameter per bp (× 10^-2)
^d Effective population size
^e Time to the most recent common ancestor (T_MRCA) of all sampled genes (in thousand years)
^f Sequence data from Patin et al. [10]
^g Are reported here the mean (and standard deviation), minimum, and maximum values of the statistics computed for each of the twelve sub-Saharan African samples of Patin et al. [10]

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