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Table 5 Top hypo-methylated (5 out of 17) and top hyper-methylated (5 out of 14) methylated fragment-associated gene bodies (exons/introns)

From: Changes in DNA methylation profiles of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome patients reflect systemic dysfunctions

Gene ID

CpGs

Control %

Patient %

Difference

P value

F test value

SARDH

3

88

64

− 24

6.52 × 10–3

F(1,14) = 10.19

MAST4

4

82

61

− 21

4.72 × 10–3

F(1,14) = 11.26

GRAMD4

4

64

44

− 20

4.80 × 10–2

F(1,13) = 4.76

GNG7

7

64

45

− 19

2.94 × 10–2

F(1,17) = 5.66

RP11-566K11.2

7

46

28

− 18

6.01 × 10–2

F(1,15) = 18.70

ZNF714

6

12

42

+ 30

1.12 × 10–2

F(1,16) = 8.22

DNAJB13

5

41

69

+ 28

4.57 × 10–4

F(1,15) = 19.91

COX19

6

11

32

+ 21

1.96 × 10–2

F(1,15) = 6.82

CARD8

3

77

98

+ 21

7.06 × 10–4

F(1,13) = 19.44

C8orf31

9

43

64

+ 21

4.75 × 10–2

F(1,13) = 4.79

  1. For each gene, the number of CpGs within the fragment, and methylation percentages of control subjects and ME/CFS patients are shown, with the differences (− is hypo-methylated, + is hyper-methylated). Significance scores are shown as P values and corresponding F value (degrees of freedom in brackets). A full list is available in Additional file 1: Excel file ‘DMAP_Gene_Full’.