Tomenable
Elite member
- Messages
- 5,419
- Reaction score
- 1,336
- Points
- 113
- Location
- Poland
- Ethnic group
- Polish
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- R1b-L617
- mtDNA haplogroup
- W6a
From "Overcoming the dichotomy between open and isolated populations using genomic data from a large European dataset":
http://www.nature.com/articles/srep41614
Figure 4: Effective population size estimates based on 68,205 SNPs (16 chromosomes):
"Effective population size in open and isolated European populations
Among isolated populations, the estimated values of effective population size (Ne) range between 209 (Sauris, 208?210; 95% confidence interval) and 3739 (Basque, 3607?3880; 95% confidence interval;Fig. 4,Supplementary Table S8). Regarding open populations, the values range between 2386 (Albania, 2342?2452; 95% confidence interval) and 8267 (Poland, 7850?8732; 95% confidence interval). Interestingly, seven open (Albania, Croatia, Greece, Aosta, Sicily, South Italy and Norway) and five isolated populations (Basques, Benetutti, Carloforte, North Sardinia, and Cimbrians) fall into the range of the alternative group. When repeating the estimates in the four populations for which SNP data at a higher resolution were available (HGDP panel; 647,789 SNPs) using an IBD sharing based method30, we obtained values that were different in absolute terms but highly correlated with those produced by GenoChip 2.0 (seeSupplementary Table S9)."
http://www.nature.com/articles/srep41614
Figure 4: Effective population size estimates based on 68,205 SNPs (16 chromosomes):
"Effective population size in open and isolated European populations
Among isolated populations, the estimated values of effective population size (Ne) range between 209 (Sauris, 208?210; 95% confidence interval) and 3739 (Basque, 3607?3880; 95% confidence interval;Fig. 4,Supplementary Table S8). Regarding open populations, the values range between 2386 (Albania, 2342?2452; 95% confidence interval) and 8267 (Poland, 7850?8732; 95% confidence interval). Interestingly, seven open (Albania, Croatia, Greece, Aosta, Sicily, South Italy and Norway) and five isolated populations (Basques, Benetutti, Carloforte, North Sardinia, and Cimbrians) fall into the range of the alternative group. When repeating the estimates in the four populations for which SNP data at a higher resolution were available (HGDP panel; 647,789 SNPs) using an IBD sharing based method30, we obtained values that were different in absolute terms but highly correlated with those produced by GenoChip 2.0 (seeSupplementary Table S9)."