Figures & data
Figure 1. Spearman pairwise correlation between clinical and epigenetic gestational age. a) and b) estimated by Bohlin’s epigenetic clock in full group newborns (N = 1359) and in subgroup newborns with optimal pregnancy dating (N = 376), respectively. c) and d) estimated by Knight’s epigenetic clock in full group newborns and in subgroup newborns with optimal pregnancy dating, respectively.
![Figure 1. Spearman pairwise correlation between clinical and epigenetic gestational age. a) and b) estimated by Bohlin’s epigenetic clock in full group newborns (N = 1359) and in subgroup newborns with optimal pregnancy dating (N = 376), respectively. c) and d) estimated by Knight’s epigenetic clock in full group newborns and in subgroup newborns with optimal pregnancy dating, respectively.](/cms/asset/6b0406cf-ec5c-4dbc-8e66-8d34120b010b/kepi_a_2165321_f0001_b.gif)
Table 1. Maternal and newborn characteristics based on non-imputed data (n = 1359).
Table 2. Associations of residential green and blue space in pregnancy and epigenetic gestational age acceleration based on Bohlin and Knight’s epigenetic clock in the full population (N = 1359) and sensitivity group (N = 376).