Table 5.

Procedures in Four-Cycle Genotyping

First cycle	1. Genotyping for all DNA samples
	2. Importing genotype data into`GenoDB`
	3. Detecting unresolved genotype data (including both missing data and genotype errors) by`GenoDB`
Second cycle	1. Re-genotyping for those unsolved genotype data in the first cycle
	2. Importing genotype data intoGenoDB
	3. Detecting unresolved genotype data by `GenoDB`
	4. Detecting inconsistent genotype data by performing Medelian PedCheck
Third cycle	1. Re-genotyping for those unsolved and inconsistent genotype data in the second cycle
	2. Repeating steps 2, 3, and 4 of the second cycle
Fourth cycle	1. Repeating Steps 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the third cycle
	2. Unresolved genotype data are classified into two categories: missing data and mutations

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