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. 2017 Mar 8;25(5):600–607. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2017.26

Table 2. Number of SNPs sequenced and used for final prediction.

Sample Total informative SNPs Sequenced SNPs (% total) SNPs used for final prediction (% total)
1 133 69 (51.9%) 44 (33.1%)
2 121 58 (47.9%) 27 (22.3%)
3 124 60 (48.4%) 26 (21.0%)
4 107 57 (53.3%) 18 (16.8%)
5 109 58 (53.2%) 31 (28.4%)
6 96 58 (60.4%) 34 (35.4%)
7 89 55 (61.8%) 34 (38.2%)
8 125 66 (52.8%) 45 (36.0%)
9 116 76 (65.5%) 37 (31.9%)
10 136 75 (55.1%) 34 (25.0%)
11 134 61 (45.5%) 24 (17.9%)
12 165 80 (48.5%) 38 (23.0%)
13 109 58 (53.2%) 27 (24.8%)
14 137 64 (46.7%) 48 (35.0%)
15 40 13 (32.5%) 12 (30.0%)
16 126 66 (52.4%) 36 (28.6%)
17 143 69 (48.3%) 38 (26.6%)
18 132 67 (50.8%) 27 (20.5%)
19 94 50 (53.2%) 33 (35.1%)
20 100 44 (44.0%) 32 (32.0%)
21 111 61 (55.0%) 30 (27.0%)
22 113 45 (39.8%) 19 (16.8%)
23 105 56 (53.3%) 38 (36.2%)
24 136 67 (49.3%) 37 (27.2%)
25 72 47 (65.3%) 26 (36.1%)
26 109 56 (51.4%) 25 (22.9%)
27 111 58 (52.3%) 26 (23.4%)
28 95 56 (58.9%) 10 (10.5%)
29 137 81 (59.1%) 21 (15.3%)
30 138 86 (62.3%) 37 (26.8%)
31 125 58 (46.4%) 0
32 53 44 (83%) 0
33 107 56 (52.3%) 0
34 48 23 (48%) 0
35 112 57 (50.9%) 0
36 59 29 (49.2%) 0
37 111 54 (48.6%) 0

Abbreviation: SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism.