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. 2016 Aug 14;2(3):dvw018. doi: 10.1093/eep/dvw018

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Figure 4: — Associations between tertiles of BPA exposure and peri-adolescent DNA methylation at four regions. BPA was measured in maternal urine samples from trimester 3 (T3) and children’s urine samples at the PA study visit. All estimates are from repeated measures models of methylation at LINE-1, H19 , HSD11B2 , and IGF2 (at least 4 CpG sites for each). Models adjust for children’s age and sex. Estimates are interpreted as the change in % DNA methylation for tertile 2 or 3 compared with the lowest tertile. *Denotes significant associations at the P ≤ 0.05 level.