Allele Frequency Distribution Tables
These population data tables show allele frequency
distribution in diverse human populations. Ron Fourney , of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, has provided STRBase with these tables.
These data have been published in Human
Biology , 70(5): 813-844
D21S11
FGA
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