Figures & data
Figure 1 Example of epigenetically active micro-nutrients for association between gene promoter methylation status and dietary intake of one-carbon related nutrients. Odd ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals are shown on the y-axis, comparing medium and high intake to the low intake group. p values are of the test for liner trend of ORs.
![Figure 1 Example of epigenetically active micro-nutrients for association between gene promoter methylation status and dietary intake of one-carbon related nutrients. Odd ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals are shown on the y-axis, comparing medium and high intake to the low intake group. p values are of the test for liner trend of ORs.](/cms/asset/f556850f-9282-4389-96fb-dafacdd9b5c2/kepi_a_10917744_f0001.gif)
Figure 2 Example of dietary sensitive genes for association between gene promoter methylation status and dietary intake one-carbon related nutrients. Odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals were shown on the y-axis, comparing medium and high intake to the low intake group. p values are of the test for liner trend of ORs.
![Figure 2 Example of dietary sensitive genes for association between gene promoter methylation status and dietary intake one-carbon related nutrients. Odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals were shown on the y-axis, comparing medium and high intake to the low intake group. p values are of the test for liner trend of ORs.](/cms/asset/3a0ed4a8-4b91-4342-bc50-f0ec710da32c/kepi_a_10917744_f0002.gif)
Table 1 Genes selected for methylation analysis and their putative functions
Table 2 Summary of significant trends between one-carbon micronutrient intake and gene promoter methylation status