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Fig. 1 | Clinical Epigenetics

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From: Longitudinal analysis of healthy colon establishes aspirin as a suppressor of cancer-related epigenetic aging

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Genome-Wide DNA methylation in aspirin users and nonusers. a PCA for 10,000 most variable CpGs across 124 colon biopsies by colon location or by aspirin use (U: users, Nu: nonusers) and by time points (baseline: t1, 10 years follow-up: t2). Shown are the principal component 1 (PC1) on x- and PC2 on y-axes. b Number of unique U- and Nu-dmCpGs in proximal and distal colon; hypermethylated (hyper), hypomethylated (hypo). Benjamini-Hochberg (BH) false discovery rate adjusted P values (adj. P) < 0.05 were used as cutoff to identify significant dmCpGs. c Percentage (%) methylation change (t2 vs. t1) at U- and Nu-dmCpGs in users and nonusers for both colon locations. Maximum and median values are shown on the graph. d Methylation index (MI) for each subject, as the percentage mean methylation across all dmCpGs (Nu-dmCpGs + U-dmCpGs). Each circles represent one subject. For paired analysis, three individuals who were aspirin nonusers at t1 but became users in t2 were excluded from this analysis. Number of individual in each group is mentioned at the bottom. Shown are medians (line) and mean (black circle). P values by paired Wilcoxon signed rank test

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