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Research Papers

SLC9B1 methylation predicts fetal intolerance of labor

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Pages 33-39 | Received 15 Aug 2017, Accepted 22 Nov 2017, Published online: 25 Jan 2018

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Table 1. Cohort demographics for women with samples collected between 24–32 weeks gestation (n = 57).

Figure 1. Manhattan plot showing the association of CpG sites across the genome. Each CpG site that passed quality control was assessed for associations with fetal intolerance of labor. Sites falling above the horizontal line indicate experiment-wide significance. The x-axis represents the chromosome number and the y-axis is the negative log of the P value, which is indicative of the significance level. The plot is further zoomed in to chromosome four, and the SLC9B1 gene. In the gene diagram, yellow boxes represent exons and the green box represents the location of the CpG island. The heatmap indicates the correlation between CpG sites.

Figure 1. Manhattan plot showing the association of CpG sites across the genome. Each CpG site that passed quality control was assessed for associations with fetal intolerance of labor. Sites falling above the horizontal line indicate experiment-wide significance. The x-axis represents the chromosome number and the y-axis is the negative log of the P value, which is indicative of the significance level. The plot is further zoomed in to chromosome four, and the SLC9B1 gene. In the gene diagram, yellow boxes represent exons and the green box represents the location of the CpG island. The heatmap indicates the correlation between CpG sites.

Table 2. CpG sites significantly associated with fetal intolerance of labor.

Figure 2. DNA methylation associates with fetal intolerance of labor. (A) DNA methylation of cg06999381 associates with fetal intolerance of labor between 24–32 weeks gestation in the original cohort, (B) Association with fetal intolerance of labor in the replication cohort, (C) Receiver operator characteristic curve, (D) DNA methylation associates with gene expression over pregnancy (ILMN_1724931). Red indicates fetal intolerance to labor. Open circles are samples from visit 1, closed circles are samples from visit 2. All associations are statistically significant (P<0.05).

Figure 2. DNA methylation associates with fetal intolerance of labor. (A) DNA methylation of cg06999381 associates with fetal intolerance of labor between 24–32 weeks gestation in the original cohort, (B) Association with fetal intolerance of labor in the replication cohort, (C) Receiver operator characteristic curve, (D) DNA methylation associates with gene expression over pregnancy (ILMN_1724931). Red indicates fetal intolerance to labor. Open circles are samples from visit 1, closed circles are samples from visit 2. All associations are statistically significant (P<0.05).
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