Fig. 3: Distribution of maternal age at childbirth and number of children by population and genotype. | Nature Genetics

Fig. 3: Distribution of maternal age at childbirth and number of children by population and genotype.

From: Homozygosity for a stop-gain variant in CCDC201 causes primary ovarian insufficiency

Fig. 3: Distribution of maternal age at childbirth and number of children by population and genotype.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a,b, Maternal age at childbirth for p.(Arg162Ter) homozygotes (red), heterozygotes and noncarriers (blue) by population in ISL (a) and the UK (b). The dashed line indicates the mean age at childbirth. c, Distribution of the percentage of mothers having children by age bins. Maternal age at childbirth for p.(Arg162Ter) homozygotes (red), heterozygotes and noncarriers (blue) by population in the UK and ISL. d–g, Number of children born to p.(Arg162Ter) homozygotes (red) and heterozygotes and noncarriers (blue) women by population in ISL (d), the UK (e), DNK (f) and NOR (g). The dashed line indicates the mean number of children.

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