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    Results for question: ‘Would you give your permission for your DNA to be used in…’.

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    <p>Figures are in percentages.</p><p>Results for question: ‘Would you give your permission for your DNA to be used in…’.</p

    Results for question: ‘Would you give your permission for your MEDICAL INFORMATION AND DNA from the “study of Disease A” to be used in the UK for ….’.

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    <p>Figures are in percentages.</p><p>Results for question: ‘Would you give your permission for your MEDICAL INFORMATION AND DNA from the “study of Disease A” to be used in the UK for ….’.</p

    Results for question: ‘Would you give permission for your MEDICAL INFORMATION to be used in…’

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    <p>Figures are in percentages.</p><p>Results for question: ‘Would you give permission for your MEDICAL INFORMATION to be used in…’</p

    Results for questions: ‘If you were in an NHS hospital receiving treatment for an illness, would you be happy to be AUTOMATICALLY enrolled ….’

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    <p>Figures are percentages.</p><p>Results for questions: ‘If you were in an NHS hospital receiving treatment for an illness, would you be happy to be AUTOMATICALLY enrolled ….’</p

    NAHR deletion rate at the <i>CMT1A</i> locus in all the sperm samples analysed with men grouped according to <i>PRDM9</i> zinc finger motif-binding status.

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    <p>Men homozygous for alleles recognising the canonical motif (shown in red) or heterozygous for alleles recognising the canonical and non-canonical motifs (shown in blue) are grouped separately and shown in ascending order. The 95% confidence intervals for each estimate of deletion rate are shown.</p

    NAHR deletion rate at the <i>CMT1A</i> locus in MZ co-twins.

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    <p>The estimates of deletion rate for each co-twin are plotted against one another, with 95% confidence intervals for each estimate also shown.</p

    NAHR deletion rate at the <i>CMT1A</i> locus plotted against age at the time the sample was provided.

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    <p>In cases where multiple individuals have the same age the points are plotted slightly offset from each other on the x-axis. The 95% confidence intervals for each estimate of deletion rate are shown.</p
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