Methylation status of VTRNA2-1/nc886 is stable across populations, monozygotic twin pairs and in majority of tissues. Supplementary data

  • Emma Raitoharju (Creator)
  • Miina Ollikainen (Creator)
  • Aino Heikkinen (Creator)
  • Eija K. Laakkonen (University of Jyväskylä) (Creator)
  • Elina Sillanpää (Creator)
  • Jani Raitanen (Creator)
  • Riitta Luoto (The Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela), The UKK Institute for Health Promotion Research) (Creator)
  • Winfried März (Creator)
  • Marcus E. Kleber (Creator)
  • Melanie Waldenberger (Creator)
  • Annette Peters (Creator)
  • Thomas Delerue (Institute of Genetic Epidemiology) (Creator)
  • Sara Hägg (Creator)
  • Juulia Jylhävä (Creator)
  • Laura Kananen (Creator)
  • Mika Kähönen (Creator)
  • Olli Raitakari (Creator)
  • Terho Lehtimäki (Creator)
  • Pashupati Mishra (Creator)
  • Sonja Rajić (Tampere University) (Creator)
  • Hely Tamminen (Tampere University Hospital, Tampere University) (Creator)
  • Saara Marttila (Creator)

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Supplementary Table 1. This study used 48 DNA methylation datasets, including DILGOM, FTC, ERMA, KORA, LURIC, NELLI, SATSA and YFS as well as 39 datasets available in the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) [29] consisting of >30 tissues and >30,000 individuals. Supplementary Table 2. Differences in the proportion of individuals with imprinted nc886 locus between sexes or in a case–control setting. Supplementary Table 3. Of these discordant pairs, one co-twin was always intermediately methylated, whereas the other co-twin was either imprinted or nonmethylated in all cases – that is, no twin pairs were identified in which one co-twin was imprinted and the other was nonmethylated. Supplementary Data 1. It was established that although the imprinted group could be reliably identified across normalization methods, there were some inconsistencies between intermediately methylated individuals and nonmethylated individuals.
Date made available6 Oct 2022
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Field of science, Statistics Finland

  • 217 Medical engineering
  • 3111 Biomedicine

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