Figure 2
Distribution of the 13 pathogenic candidates throughout the replication cases. Upper and lower plots show which kinds of rare and common pathogenic candidates were found for each sample, respectively. Grey squares indicate heterozygous variants and black squares indicate homozygous variants. The numbers assigned to each variant correspond to the order of variants listed in Table 2. Common 3 (rs1051790) and 5 (rs41546114) variants have moderate linkage disequilibrium with each other (r2>0.5).
