Table 3.

Recurrent copy number variants identified in WBC gDNA and their frequency in the population of dogs with WBC gDNA-specific CNVs.

Chromosome	Gain/Loss	Number of Dogs with This Finding *	% of Dogs with WBC gDNA-Specific CNVs with This Finding * % [95% CI]
25	Loss	46	28.1 [21.7, 35.4]
25	Gain	39	23.8 [17.6, 31.2]
16	Loss	22	13.4 [8.8, 19.8]
9	Gain	21	12.8 [8.3, 19.1]
14	Gain	18	11.0 [6.8, 17.0]
13	Gain	14	8.5 [4.9, 14.2]
8	Loss	13	7.9 [4.5, 13.5]
36	Gain	10	6.1 [3.1, 11.2]

* Of the 164 dogs with WBC gDNA-specific CNV(s); Findings were not mutually exclusive. Some dogs had multiple concurrent WBC gDNA findings, either within a single chromosome (e.g., a partial gain and a partial loss of chromosome 25) or affecting multiple chromosomes (e.g., gains on both chromosomes 14 and 25).