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. 2024 Mar 5;25:97. doi: 10.1186/s12859-024-05711-y

Table 1.

Number of DMRs and DMPs identified by different approaches

dmrff gbdmr 1 EWAS
Analysis index DMPs DMRs DMPs DMRs DMPs
1. IOW male vs. female2 2085 900 (2418) 1884 1114 (3727) 3435
2. IOW male vs. female3 468 148 (391) 423 649 (2352) 697
3. IOW male vs. female4 1050 418 (1163) 1092 457 (1494) 1664
4. IOW male vs. female5 4226 1986 (5314) 4300 1814 (5798) 7800
5. IOW gestational age5 908 333 (907) 996 352 (1120) 1360
6. IOW birth weight5 210 78 (220) 219 138 (547) 303
7. GSE59065 male vs. female6 946 345 (1008) 1010 448 (2224) 1304
8. GSE59065 young vs. old6 20453 12376 (37651) 22814 9252 (27757) 42126
9. GSE87571 male vs. female7 3381 1861 (5394) 3575 1613 (5611) 6710
10. GSE87571 age7 72070 28586 (87185) 101188 11741 (31409) 133507

Using data in the IOW cohort and GSE datasets. DMPs: differential methylated CpG sites; DMRs: differential methylated regions that contain more than one CpG site. The number of DMR CpGs is included in the parentheses

1 The adjacent correlation threshold used for gbdmr is 0.5. 2 IOW dataset age 26. 3 IOW dataset age 18. 4 IOW dataset age 10. 5 IOW dataset age at birth. Gestational age is used to describe how far along the pregnancy is. It is measured in weeks

6 Age-related profiling of DNA methylation in CD8+ T cells and age is recorded as a binary variable

7 Continuous Aging of the Human DNA Methylome Throughout the Human Lifespan Dataset