Characteristics of 185 African-Americans admitted to an urban hospital with severe hypertension, poorly controlled hypertension.

<p>16 participants (7.6%) were missing data for the variable ‘medications don't work’, 13 participants (7.0%) were missing data for the variable ‘experience side effects’, 12 participants (6.5%) were missing data for the variable can't afford medications, 5 participants (2.7%) were missing data for the variable ‘cost of discharge medications’, 1 participant (<1%) was missing high school status.</p

Bland-Altman plot of imputed underlying SBP at visit 2.

<p>The measured untreated systolic blood pressure (SBP) was treated as gold standard for the Bland-Altman plots with confidence intervals at 2.5%-97.5%. Imputed underlying SBP was derived using methods 2–5 (A-D).</p

Bias in intercept and age associations from linear mixed effects models.

<p>Bias in intercept and age associations from linear mixed effects models.</p

Summary of participant characteristics at visit 2.

<p>Summary of participant characteristics at visit 2.</p

Worldwide Distribution of the 53 Populations of the CEPH Human Genome Diversity Cell Line Panel

<p>Worldwide Distribution of the 53 Populations of the CEPH Human Genome Diversity Cell Line Panel</p

Epidemiologic Model Relating Absolute Latitude and Population-Average <i>GNB3 825T</i> Frequency with Each Other and with Population-Average Systolic Blood Pressure among 35 INTERSALT Populations with Matching Genotype Data

<p>The β coefficients represent those in the models listed in <a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.0010082#pgen-0010082-t003" target="_blank">Table 3</a>.</p

Histogram of β Coefficients for the Association of Absolute Latitude with Functional Genotypes, Neutral STR Markers, and Control SNPs for the 53 Populations of the CEPH HGDP Cell Line Panel

<p>Histogram of β Coefficients for the Association of Absolute Latitude with Functional Genotypes, Neutral STR Markers, and Control SNPs for the 53 Populations of the CEPH HGDP Cell Line Panel</p

Heat Adaptation, <i>AGT G-217A,</i> and <i>ENaCγ</i> Are Strongly Associated with Heat Stress in Africa

<p>Heat Adaptation, <i>AGT G-217A,</i> and <i>ENaCγ</i> Are Strongly Associated with Heat Stress in Africa</p