Figures & data
Table 1. Baseline patient characteristics by cardiovascular case status.
Figure 1. Correlation between chronological age and DNA methylation-based biological age according to four established epigenetic clocks in 60 hemodialysis patients; (A) HorvathAge, (B) HannumAge, (C) PhenoAge, and (D) GrimAge.
![Figure 1. Correlation between chronological age and DNA methylation-based biological age according to four established epigenetic clocks in 60 hemodialysis patients; (A) HorvathAge, (B) HannumAge, (C) PhenoAge, and (D) GrimAge.](/cms/asset/9eb6b93b-b5a8-4085-9299-90369bfdf4a3/kepi_a_2214394_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. Violin plots comparing epigenetic age accelerations between cardiovascular cases and controls* according to Horvath-, Hannum-, Pheno-, and GrimAge.
![Figure 2. Violin plots comparing epigenetic age accelerations between cardiovascular cases and controls* according to Horvath-, Hannum-, Pheno-, and GrimAge.](/cms/asset/aa4ca48d-b4bb-4003-9a9d-b380bd6b804c/kepi_a_2214394_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. Manhattan plot of the association between DNA methylation and cardiovascular death in 60 hemodialysis patients.
![Figure 3. Manhattan plot of the association between DNA methylation and cardiovascular death in 60 hemodialysis patients.](/cms/asset/d1003973-db41-4edb-ab1e-d9a3fbd357b6/kepi_a_2214394_f0003_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Top 10 most significant CpG sites associated with cardiovascular death based on the genome-wide suggestive threshold at p-value of 5.0 × 10−5.
Supplemental Material
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