Extended Data Fig. 4. De novo or autosomal recessive attributable fraction in different subsets of probands.
Fraction of patients in different groups attributable to de novo versus autosomal recessive coding variants [(observed-expected)/N]. The patients are split by (a) level of consanguinity (N = 1,087 and 24,436 for low and high consanguinity respectively), (b) cohort (N = 7,919 and 17,604 for DDD and GeneDx respectively), (c) diagnostic status (N = 8,494 and 17,029 for diagnosed and undiagnosed respectively) or (d) sex (N = 11,316 and 14,207 for female and male respectively). The bars show the attributable fraction estimates within the groups, and error bars show 95% confidence intervals.