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. 2014 Jun 12;6(7):1579–1588. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evu125

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Fig. 2.— — Single molecule methylation analysis of the intronic ASRGL1, PARP11, and PDXDC1 CGIs in heterozygous individuals. Three examples are shown. The amplicons cover only parts of the CGIs, and some include flanking CpGs. The left part of the figure shows all amplicon reads, whereas the right part shows the sequence reads sorted by SNP allele. (A) Methylation pattern of the ASRGL1 CGI. The first two CpGs do not belong to the CGI. (B) Methylation pattern of the PARP11 CGI. (C) Methylation pattern of the PDXDC1 CGI. The last four CpGs not belong to the CGI.