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. 2023 Jan 19;29(1):180–189. doi: 10.1038/s41591-022-02142-1

Table 2.

The genomic outcomes of our study have informed management for 12 future pregnancies in 10 families, of which 5 elected preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) and 5 had prenatal diagnosis (PND). AR, autosomal recessive; AD, autosomal dominant; XLR, X-linked recessive; hom, homozygous; ch, compound heterozygous

PED ID Genomic autopsy outcome Inheritance (gene) Reproductive history before genomic autopsy Assisted reproductive choice Outcome
001 Solved AR-hom (FGFR2) One affected pregnancy PND (×1) One affected pregnancy (liveborn)
002 Solved AR- hom (DNAJB11) Two affected pregnancies PGD (×1) One unaffected child
005 Solved AR-ch (MKS1) Four affected pregnancies PGD (×2) Two unaffected children
013 Solved AR-ch (PIBF1) One affected pregnancy PGD (×1) Single unaffected embryo failed to implant
017 Solved AR-ch (TPI1) One affected pregnancy PGD (×1) One unaffected child
040 Candidate AR-ch (LAMC3) One affected pregnancy PND (×2) Two unaffected children
043 Solved AD, paternal mosaic (PBX1) One affected pregnancy PND (×1) One affected pregnancy (stillborn)
051 Candidate AD, variable penetrance (ZFPM2) Two affected pregnancies; maternal grandmother and great-uncle also affected PND (×1) One unaffected child (but has familial variant)
056 Solved XLR, maternal (ARSL) Two affected pregnancies PGD (×1) One unaffected child (girl)
098 Solved AR-ch (POLG) Two affected pregnancies PND (×1) One unaffected child