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. 2014 Feb 3;16(1):R17. doi: 10.1186/bcr3612

Table 2.

Frequencies of DNA methylation in control tissue samples

Loci ID Samples a , n Low methylation b , n (%) Methylation-negative, n (%) Methylation-positive c , n (%)
TITF1
72
47 (65.3)
25 (34.7)
0
HOXB13
72
13 (18.1)
59 (81.9)
0
NR2E1
72
6 (8.3)
66 (91.7)
0
HTR1B
69
0
69 (100.0)
0
HMX2
69
45d (65.2)
24 (34.8)
0
BC008699
72
21 (29.2)
48 (66.7)
3 (4.2)
SLC38A4
62
30 (48.4)
29 (46.8)
3 (4.8)
FLJ32447
70
48 (68.6)
22 (31.4)
0
WT1
72
2 (2.8)
70 (97.2)
0
TMEM132D
70
37 (52.9)
33 (47.1)
0
NKX2-3
68
68 (100.0)
0
0
GHSR
72
2 (2.8)
70 (97.2)
0
ONECUT
71
24 (33.8)
47 (66.2)
0
LHX1
72
0
54 (75.0)
18 (25.0)
SIX6
69
8 (11.6)
61 (88.4)
0
CA10
47
24 (51.1)
23 (48.9)
0
CHR
72
72 (100.0)
0
0
POU4F
37
11 (29.7)
26 (70.3)
0
PHOX2B 72 72 (100.0) 0 0

aVariable number of samples is reported due to clinical sample limitations. bLow methylation is referred to as methylation similar to the methylation level observed in the 1% methylation standard. cMethylation-positive samples are referred to as samples displaying a HRM profile characteristic for cases. dMethylation level similar to the one observed in the 1% to 10% methylation standard.