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Population genetics
Allele and genotype frequencies are shown across different populations in the population genetics view (Figure 33).
Allele frequencies in different popuations are shown graphically, and in tabular format. Pie charts show the allele frequency in different populations. This information is repeated in the table below, along with a specific count of the number of alleles (allele count) and the genotype frequency codes. The three-letter population codes are populations analysed by the 1000 Genomes project. Hover over them to find out what they mean.
 For more information about the view, see the population genetics page help. |