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  1. ...detection of repeat counts combined with methylation over AR or RP2 CpG islands (Johansson et al. 2023) or even using chromatin accessibility (Lee et al. 2020; Vollger et al. 2025).Long cell-free DNACell-free DNA (cfDNA) fragments circulating in bodily fluids like plasma and urine carry unique methylation...
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  2. ...cost.The ability of nanopore sequencing to provide the methylation status of CpG sites on individual molecules allowed us to observe in detail asymmetric methylation gradients that form at the proximal end of D4Z4 repeat arrays and reach a saturation point at approximately the tenth repeat...
  3. ...(Li and Tollefsbol 2016; López-Otín et al. 2023). Among these, DNA methylation drift has emerged as the most extensively characterized component of epigenetic aging. It is typified by increased variance in methylation levels at specific CpG sites—termed drift-CpGs—over chronological age...
  4. ...in neurons but not B or T cellsIt is known that the chromatin accessibility of CpG islands is related to the absence of DNA methylation and the presence of specific histone modifications (Thomson et al. 2010; Bian et al. 2011; Wachter et al. 2014; Li et al. 2016b; Kurup et al. 2019; Hughes et al. 2020). We...
  5. ...) and then tested each SNV for association with DNA methylation levels of the target CpG (median of 1168 SNVs tested per locus). After selecting the lead SNV for each CpG associated with a candidate mSTR, we repeated the STR:CpG association analysis using only those samples that were homozygous for the major allele...
  6. ...al. 1992; Knight et al. 1993) or the gene promoter in progressive myoclonus epilepsy type 1 (Lafrenière et al. 1997; Virtaneva et al. 1997) causes hypermethylation of the repeat and adjacent CpG islands and pathogenically silences gene transcription. While this mechanism has been known for some time...
  7. ...(Supplemental Fig. S17A). We found that the number of significant differentially methylated CpGs in fibroblasts is higher than in iPSCs (Supplemental Fig. S18A,B). Next, we assessed the methylation status of the Y Chromosome in the two cell types. Primary fibroblasts displayed a heterogeneous pattern of CpG...
  8. ...methylome by whole- bisulfite sequencing (WGBS) of the matched Strigamia genomic DNA used for DAP-seq. This revealed that CopiaMBD DAP-seq peaks were strongly enriched in highly methylated regions, as well as showing a high density of CpGs (Fig. 2A). Additionally, CopiaMBD peaks showed motifs enriched in CpG...
  9. ...for this article.] In mammalian DNA, cytosines within CpG dinucleotides are heavily methylated throughout the , yet there are several discrete “islands” that contain a high frequency of unmethylated CpG sites. These are called CpG islands (CGI), and their identification has long been considered important...
  10. ...of several nucleotides, it is unclear whether lower complexity sequence features, such as dinucleotides, contribute independently to gene activity. CpG is the most studied dinucleotide in mammalian s and the site of cytosine methylation (Bird 1980; Lister and Ecker 2009; Stadler et al. 2011). In mammals...
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