Figure S1. A. B. C. (a) (b) 1-kbp marker 100-bp marker 1-kbp marker

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Figure S1. A. B. C. (a) (b) 1-kbp marker 1 2 3 2 3 1 100-bp marker 1-kbp marker 2 1 3 1-kbp marker 3 2 1 8,935 bp 4,644 bp 8,695 bp 8,506 bp 188 bp 6,127 bp Figure S1. Gel electrophoresis of PCR products for verification analysis Samples resolved in each electrophoresis image are as follows: 1: no-deletion, 2: heterozygous-deletion, 3: homozygous-deletion; Heterozygous-deletion samples comprise both the total and short length fragments, and homozygous-deletion samples comprise only the short-length fragment. (A) 3p22.2, CTDSPL region (a) The total length of PCR product migrating at 8,695 bp in a 0.8% agarose gel (b) Short fragment (188 bp) migrating in a 3% agarose gel of the same PCR products as in (a) (B) 4q34.1, GALNTL6 region; 8,935-bp and 4,644-bp fragments are shown. (C) 15q11.2, SNRPN region; 8,506-bp and 6,127-bp fragments are shown.

Figure S2. Figure S2. Chromosomal location of CNVs in control subjects Gain Loss Figure S2. Chromosomal location of CNVs in control subjects Figure shows the chromosomal locations of 5,013 CNVs detected in control subjects using a standard aberration filter.