Introduction: Wilson disease (WD) is one of the rare disorders affecting most of the organs. The WD gene located on chromosome 13, encodes for a copper-transporting P-type ATPase (ATP7B).Diagnosis of WD is based on low copper serum levels, high urinary copper elimination, and genetic analysis of families. The aim of this project was to study affected families referred to Genetic Center by application of microsatellites linked to WD gene in order to diagnose pre-symptomatic and carrier members.Material and Methods: Families referred to genetic center by specialists had at least one affected member. The parents of these families were genetically analyzed by applying microsatellites tightly linked to WD gene. Informative markers were selected and utilized to study all members of the families including patients and siblings to trace the mutated gene.Results: Twenty four families out of 28 families referred by specialists were selected for the study. Nine microsatellites from WD gene region including: D13S133, D13S228, D13S296, D13S297, D13S298, D13S301, D13S314, D13S315, and D13S316 were selected for haplotype study. 19 families were informative for the study. Two of the markers, D13S314 and D13S301 were highly informative in these families respectively. These markers were utilized to study 12 families and the remaining families (7 families) were studied by applying a combination of one of these markers and other markers.Conclusion: Two of the microsatellites, D13S314 and D13S301 have the most common application in diagnosis of carrier and pre-symptomatic members of affected families referred from East and West Azarbaijan. Therefore, it is suggested to apply these markers respectively to study further referred families from the mentioned provinces at the first step.