Fig. 1: Ancestry contour figure showing cSCC prevalence by genetic ancestry in GERA. | Communications Biology

Fig. 1: Ancestry contour figure showing cSCC prevalence by genetic ancestry in GERA.

From: Genetic ancestry, skin pigmentation, and the risk of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in Hispanic/Latino and non-Hispanic white populations

Fig. 1: Ancestry contour figure showing cSCC prevalence by genetic ancestry in GERA.

a Hispanic/Latinos (N = 8490 individuals, including 294 cSCC cases); b non-Hispanic whites (N = 78,583 individuals, including 11,028 cSCC cases). cSCC prevalence is indicated on a color scale, with red hues indicating higher prevalence. Axes reflect the first two principal components of ancestry. Nationality subgroup labels were derived from the Human Genome Diversity Project.

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