QTIM | HCP | |||
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Total sample size (individuals) for phenotypic analysis | 834 | 890 | ||
Final sample size (individuals) for twin modeling | 833* | 853**‡ | ||
Incl. | N complete trios | 23 | 184 | |
Incl. | N MZ pairs + one sibling | 9 | 75 | |
N DZ pairs + one sibling | 14 | 71 | ||
N sibling trios | 0 | 38 | ||
N complete pairs | 275 | 109 | ||
Incl. | N MZ pairs | 101 | 14 | |
N DZ pairs | 142 | 19 | ||
N twin-sib pairs | 32 | 38 | ||
N sibling pairs | 0 | 38 | ||
N singletons | 214 | 83 | ||
Incl. | N twins | 181 | 33 | |
N non-twin siblings | 33 | 50 |
↵* One individual from a family of four siblings was excluded for twin modeling, i.e., maximum family size restricted to three individuals (twin and/or non-twin siblings).
** Thirty-seven individuals from families with more than four siblings were excluded with no effect on the sample characteristics (mean age 28, SD = 3.7, range 22–37, 56.5% females after exclusion).
‡ To maximize the HCP sample, 12 half-siblings were included (categorized as siblings in twin analysis); this low number should not affect estimates from twin modeling.