Population data studies for D1S80 and ApoB were carried out on a caucasian population sample from Hungary of 229 and 222 unrelated individuals, respectively. We observed 26 different alleles for D1S80 and 13 for ApoB. The allele frequencies found are similar to those reported in the literature for European caucasians. No evidence of significant deviations from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium were observed for both AMPFLP systems.
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