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. 2017 Jan 25;25(4):416–422. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2016.195

Table 1. Summary of tests conducted on patients from group 1 (pregnancies A–J).

Pregnancies Outcome (mat/pat) Gestation Foetal fraction Reference haplotypes Informative SNPs used Haplotype blocks (mat/pat) Classification accuracy Average sequencing depth of informative SNPs used
A HapA–HapA 13 weeks+4 days 14.34% CVS 823 18/8 100% 339
B HapA–HapA 13 weeks+5 days 7.56% CVS 898 20/12 100% 321
C HapA–HapA 14 weeks+5 days 9.83% CVS 726 18/10 100% 259
D HapA–HapA 13 weeks+1 day 7.51% CVS 811 13/11 100% 270
E HapA–HapA 11 weeks+2 days 20.31% CVS 566 14/8 100% 223
F HapA–HapA 15 weeks+5 days 6.83% AMNIO 675 10/10 95% 257
G HapA–HapA 13 weeks+5 days 11.69% CVS 653 14/10 100% 189
H HapA–HapA 11 weeks+1 day 12.21% CVS 531 11/9 100% 149
I HapA–HapA 11 weeks+3 days 6.91% CVS 278 3/5 100% 89
J HapA–HapA 14 weeks 12.10% CVS 360 9/4 100% 64

Outcomes are reported as paternal and maternal inheritance of the reference haplotypes (HapA) identified in the foetal DNA obtained by invasive sampling or the opposite haplotypes (HapB) identified in the maternal and paternal DNA samples by haplotype phasing. Only informative SNPs that passed the quality filtering criteria (see Supplementary Appendix A) were used for data analysis. The numbers of haplotype blocks identified for paternal and maternal inheritance are kept separate. The classification accuracy represents the percentage of haplotype blocks, which showed an expected inheritance pattern. The average sequencing depth has been calculated on the informative SNPs used for data analysis.