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. 2017 Mar 27;7:45327. doi: 10.1038/srep45327

Table 4. Characteristics of the study groups.

ID (RPL type) Age at index pregnancy (yrs): F, M Live births prior index pregnancy (n) Miscarriages prior index pregnancy (n) Available placental samples (n) Index pregnancy: gest. age (d)
Recurrent pregnancy loss female patientsa: the index pregnancy ending with a miscarriage
RPL18 (prim) 34, 37 0 7 1 130
RPL63b (sec) 42, 46 1 4 n.a. 84
RPL69 (sec) 25, 26 1 4 n.a. 41
RPL71c (sec) 37/38, 33/34 1 3/5 2 53/44
RPL89c (prim) 31/32, 30/31 0 5/6 2 44/67
RPL30 (sec) 32, n.a. 1 2 1 49
RPL70 (sec) 34, n.a. 2 2 1 119
Recurrent pregnancy loss couples: the index pregnancy ending with a miscarriage
RPL7b (prim) 30, 35 0 2 n.a. 54
RPL16 (prim) 31, 40 0 2 n.a. 47
RPL45b (prim) 37, 32 0 2 n.a. 63
RPL50 (prim) 32, 31 0 2 1 56
RPL60 (sec) 31, 33 2 2 1 45
RPL67 (prim) 29, 30 0 3 1 42
Recurrent pregnancy loss couples: the index pregnancy ending with a live birth
RPL3b (sec) 36, 39 2 3 1 286
RPL11b (prim) 23, 24 0 3 1 287
RPL12b (prim) 34, 29 0 4 1 284
Reference data for normal pregnancies (8 1st trimester women, 8 term pregnancy couples)
1st trimester pregnancy 27 (18–33),n.a. 1 (0–3) 0 (0–0) 9 60 (51–81)
Term pregnancy 33 (18–37), 34 (22–38) 1 (0–2) 0 (0–1) 8 284 (260–291)

aPaternal blood DNA samples were not available for genotyping;

bparental blood DNA samples were analysed in a previous CNV study using a low resolution SNP array7, but were re-genotyped in the current study (see Methods);

cavailable placental samples from two miscarriages were analysed. Reference data are given as median (range) and include maternal-placental duos for the 1st trimester and maternal-paternal-placental trios for the term pregnancies. d, days; F, female partner; M, male partner; n, number; n.a., not available; prim, primary RPL (no live births); sec, secondary RPL (occurrence of consecutive miscarriages after a live birth); yrs, years.