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. 2013 Oct 10;8(12):1289–1302. doi: 10.4161/epi.26554

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Figure 2. Placental ABCA1-CpG5 and -CpG6 DNA methylation levels according to maternal and newborn metabolic profile. Higher maternal HDL-C levels at first trimester of pregnancy (A and B) and lower maternal glucose concentrations 2 h post-OGTT (C) were both associated with lower ABCA1 DNA methylation levels in the maternal side of the placenta. Panel D shows the negative correlation between ABCA1-CpG5 DNA methylation levels in the fetal side of placenta and cord blood triglyceride levels. aIncluded age, BMI, TG at first trimester and history of gestational diabetes as covariates. bAdjusted for gestational age and newborn sex. cCorrelation coefficient and P value obtained after log10-transformation of the cord blood triglyceride levels.