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Table 1 Individuals with significantly different distributions of GERP scores within populations for singletons at nonsynonymous sites

From: Selective constraint, background selection, and mutation accumulation variability within and between human populations

Individual 1

Individual 2

Population

Mann–Whitney U p-value

Kolmogorov-Smirnov p-value

HG00244

HG00253

GBR

0.03720

NS

HG01342

HG01374

CLM

0.00036

3.29e-05

HG01342

HG01112

CLM

NS

0.00657

HG01342

HG01494

CLM

NS

0.02885

HG01342

HG01274

CLM

0.02758

NS

HG01374

HG01551

CLM

0.00147

7.53e-05

HG01374

HG01550

CLM

NS

0.04320

HG01374

HG01488

CLM

0.02787

0.02099

HG01551

HG01274

CLM

0.03460

NS

NA19429

NA19321

LWK

0.02957

NS

NA19384

NA19321

LWK

0.04720

NS

NA19660

NA19741

MXL

0.04898

NS

NA19723

NA19681

MXL

0.00993

0.00853

NA19723

NA19783

MXL

0.00110

0.02363

NA19723

NA19741

MXL

0.00090

0.00834

NA19723

NA19654

MXL

0.02773

NS

HG01167

HG01072

PUR

0.00204

0.02393

HG01072

HG01108

PUR

0.00015

NS

HG01072

HG01204

PUR

0.00207

0.02961

HG01072

HG01051

PUR

0.02411

NS

HG01072

HG01052

PUR

0.00866

NS

HG01082

HG01108

PUR

0.03430

0.00019

  1. P-values are shown for Mann–Whitney U and Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests after Bonferroni correction, unless the result is non-significant (NS).