All of these populations have been typed for one or more of the loci you have chosen. Search for frequency records by population Searching for frequency records by populations works the same way as searching by loci, only you can chose populations first and then chose loci which have been typed for one or more of those populations. After a frequency table comes up, you'll note some of the text is in a different color. For example, the locus name may appear in blue or purple while the rest of the text is in black. The colored text is a link to a page of more detailed information.
Specific examples follow.
Locus Clicking on the locus name from a frequency search provides a page of information on the locus, such as ADH2 . The information may include the locus name and symbol, chromosome, chromosomal band position, and citation information. Where possible, citations will point to a relevant PubMed record which may include a link to the publisher's full text article. A list of polymorphic sites typed on this locus will also appear. By clicking on the site name, detailed information about the site will appear .