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Table 3 Associations between genome-wide DNA methylation and lipid levels (meta-analyses)

From: Epigenome-wide association study (EWAS) on lipids: the Rotterdam Study

  

Model 2a

Model 3b

 

Model 4c

  
 

ProbeID

Regression coefficient

p d

Regression coefficient

p d

Regression coefficient

p d

Gene

TG

cg00574958

−0.0142

2.6 × 10 −26

−0.0114

1.9 × 10 −16

−0.0161

1.5 × 10 −22

CPT1A

 

cg06500161

0.0167

1.4 × 10 −24

0.0153

3.9 × 10 −18

0.0151

7.0 × 10 −14

ABCG1

 

cg11024682

0.0147

3.0 × 10 −19

0.0124

8.4 × 10 −13

0.0138

1.0 × 10 −11

SREBF1

 

cg17058475

−0.0146

3.1 × 10 −13

−0.0120

8.8 × 10 −09

−0.0196

9.2 × 10 −16

CPT1A

 

cg17901584

−0.013

1.9 × 10 −08

−0.0104

2.5 × 10 −05

−0.012

2.5 × 10 −05

DHCR24

HDL-C

cg06500161

−0.0187

9.5 × 10 −23

−0.0166

9.5 × 10 −16

−0.0116

2.5 × 10 −07

ABCG1

 

cg14816825

−0.0104

3.2 × 10 −07

−0.0145

3.8 × 10 −07

−0.0127

1.7 × 10 −07

NA e

 

cg17901584

0.0164

2.4 × 10 −09

0.0128

1.3 × 10 −05

0.0116

3.6 × 10 −04

DHCR24

  1. All models are adjusted for age, gender, current smoking, leukocyte proportions, array number, and position on array
  2. Values are regression coefficients based on linear mixed models and reflect differences in methylation beta values per increase in HDL-C or log-transformed triglyceride unit
  3. aModel 2: model 1 + lipid-lowering medication use
  4. bModel 3: model 1 + waist circumference
  5. cModel 4: model 1 + other lipids
  6. d P values in italic indicate statistical significance. Level of significance: p < 7.14 × 10−03
  7. eNot annotated