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Research Article

Accelerated Placental Aging in Early Onset Preeclampsia Pregnancies Identified By DNA Methylation

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Pages 279-289 | Received 10 Aug 2016, Accepted 01 Nov 2016, Published online: 29 Nov 2016

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Figure 1.  DNA methylation accurately predicts gestational age of the placenta.

The correlation between the chronological and DNA methylation gestational age of each placenta in the (A) training dataset and the (B) validation dataset. (C) A heatmap visualizing the gradual changes in DNA methylation in each of the 62 CpG sites (rows) across gestation in all samples (columns). The samples have been ordered by increasing gestational age and the probes have been ordered by the increasing magnitude of correlation with gestational age. The dataset heatmap represents the origin of each sample.

Figure 1.  DNA methylation accurately predicts gestational age of the placenta.The correlation between the chronological and DNA methylation gestational age of each placenta in the (A) training dataset and the (B) validation dataset. (C) A heatmap visualizing the gradual changes in DNA methylation in each of the 62 CpG sites (rows) across gestation in all samples (columns). The samples have been ordered by increasing gestational age and the probes have been ordered by the increasing magnitude of correlation with gestational age. The dataset heatmap represents the origin of each sample.
Figure 2.  Gestational age acceleration in early-onset preeclampsia.

Placentas from pregnancies complicated by early-onset PE (A) show a higher DNAm GA compared with their Chron GA. (B) Placentas from late-onset PE do not show any difference between the chronological and DNA methylation gestational age. Error bars are represented as standard deviations.

Chron GA: Chronological gestational age; DNAm GA: DNA methylation gestational age.

Figure 2.  Gestational age acceleration in early-onset preeclampsia.Placentas from pregnancies complicated by early-onset PE (A) show a higher DNAm GA compared with their Chron GA. (B) Placentas from late-onset PE do not show any difference between the chronological and DNA methylation gestational age. Error bars are represented as standard deviations.Chron GA: Chronological gestational age; DNAm GA: DNA methylation gestational age.

Table 1.  A description of the DNA methylation datasets containing placental tissue used in this study.

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