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Fig 1.

Family diagram for Family A.

Square shape = male, circle shape = female, black fill = affected, white fill = unaffected,? = affectation status unknown, arrow = proband, HCS = Illumina HumanCytoSNP-12v2, HCE/1-0 = Illumina HumanCoreExome-12v1-0_B. Numbers underneath each symbol are individual IDs. Boxes around an ID identify individuals with SNP array data. Filled boxes indicate IDs that also have whole exome sequence data.

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Fig 2.

Family diagram for Family B.

Square shape = male, circle shape = female, black fill = affected, white fill = unaffected,? = affectation status unknown, arrow = proband, HCE/1-1 = Illumina HumanCoreExome-12v1-1_B. Numbers underneath each symbol are individual IDs. Boxes around an ID identify individuals with SNP array data. Filled boxes indicate IDs that also have whole exome sequence data.

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Table 1.

Regions of interest with LOD > 1 in both families.

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Fig 3.

Linkage results for chr 5.

Solid black line = Family A with both grandparents coded as affectation unknown; dashed black line = Family A with grandfather coded as affected; solid gray line = Family B.

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Fig 4.

Linkage results for chr 17.

Solid black line = Family A with both grandparents coded as affectation unknown; dashed black line = Family A with grandmother coded as affected; solid gray line = Family B.

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Table 2.

Exome variants in the regions of interest based on linkage analysis results in 95%CI regions and regions with strongest evidence.

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Table 3.

Family A LOD scores from single-marker analysis for variants with LOD > 1.

See S3 Table for all tested markers.

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Table 4.

Number of risk alleles in Family A members.

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Table 5.

Number of risk alleles in Family B members.

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