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![Mapping of the CFTR locus in a nonconsanguineous CEPH family (Pedigree 3, see the section Methods), using variant data derived either ( A ) from exome sequencing or ( B ) from microarray SNP genotyping (Affymetrix SNP 6.0). Display of Chromosome 7 haplotypes was performed using Phaser [Carr et al., ]. In this display, blue and pink vertical bars denote the haplotypes inherited by the first affected offspring from the father and mother, respectively. The disease locus must be located in a region where all affected individuals share the same combination of maternal (pink) and paternal (blue) haplotypes as this first individual. This is denoted by a purple color in the central vertical bar (region of overlap between the affected paternal and maternal haplotypes). Unaffected offspring should be discordant with their affected siblings at the disease locus (i.e., no purple bar). In this example, the actual position of the CFTR gene is marked by a horizontal red line. It can be seen that the candidate region containing CFTR is considerably smaller in ( B ), due to the superior resolution and distribution of the microarray SNPs.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_4743/pmc04744743/pmc04744743__HUMU-36-823-g001.jpg)