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Research Paper

Exploring the impact of night shift work on methylation of circadian genes

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Pages 1259-1268 | Received 11 May 2021, Accepted 18 Nov 2021, Published online: 26 Nov 2021

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Table 1. Demographic data among current day and night shift study participants.

Table 2. Circadian gene methylation differences between current night shift and day shift workers.

Table 3. Circadian gene methylation differences between workers with ≥10 years of night shift work duration and workers with <10 years.

Table 4. Circadian gene methylation differences between workers with ≥3 consecutive night shifts/week and <3 consecutive night shifts/week.

Figure 1. Volcano plot of results from the analysis of 1150 CpG loci across 22 circadian genes in association with A) current night shift work vs. day work, B) night shift work duration (≥10 years vs. <10 years) and C) night shift intensity (≥3 consecutive night shifts/week vs. <3 night shifts/week). The figure plots p-values versus the effect size (adjusted mean difference in methylation β-values). Dotted line represents p = 0.05. Loci with FDR ≤0.20 are highlighted.

Figure 1. Volcano plot of results from the analysis of 1150 CpG loci across 22 circadian genes in association with A) current night shift work vs. day work, B) night shift work duration (≥10 years vs. <10 years) and C) night shift intensity (≥3 consecutive night shifts/week vs. <3 night shifts/week). The figure plots p-values versus the effect size (adjusted mean difference in methylation β-values). Dotted line represents p = 0.05. Loci with FDR ≤0.20 are highlighted.
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