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. 2015 Aug 20;10(10):943–957. doi: 10.1080/15592294.2015.1084462

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Figure 3. — Immune cell subset-specific DMRs are mainly located in the gene body and mostly found in non-CGI regions. The genomic location of the cell subset-specific DMRs (described in Tables S6-S9) from 4 different immune subsets in 5 healthy females was analyzed and compared to the total CpG cover on chip. (A) Genomic location of CpGs defined as promoter, 5′ UTR, 1st Exon, Gene Body, 3′ UTR, and intergenic region. The percentages of total CpG sites scanned (black) and of cell subset-specific DMRs (white) within each genomic location are presented. (B) Distribution of CpG positions relative to CGI: Island, Shore, Shelf, and Open Sea. The percentages of total CpG sites scanned (black) and of cell subset-specific DMRs (white) relative to CpG position are presented. (C) The percentages of total CGIs scanned (black) and of cell subset-specific CGIs (gray) are presented in 3 genomic regions: promoter, gene body, and intergenic region.