Figure 1. Patterns of nucleotide diversity for the three families of IFN genes and for the genes encoding their receptors in human populations. (A) Nucleotide diversity levels for the individual genes in populations representing major ethnic groups. The expected diversity (dotted lines) corresponds to the mean diversity levels observed for 20 autosomal noncoding regions in each geographic area (Laval et al., 2010). (B) Comparison of nucleotide diversity between IFN families and receptors.
Figure 1.

Patterns of nucleotide diversity for the three families of IFN genes and for the genes encoding their receptors in human populations. (A) Nucleotide diversity levels for the individual genes in populations representing major ethnic groups. The expected diversity (dotted lines) corresponds to the mean diversity levels observed for 20 autosomal noncoding regions in each geographic area (Laval et al., 2010). (B) Comparison of nucleotide diversity between IFN families and receptors.

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