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Table 2 Differentially methylated regions (DMRs) associated with SHBG, total testosterone and bioavailable testosterone

From: Associations of sex hormone-binding globulin and testosterone with genome-wide DNA methylation

 

Differentially methylated region (DMR)

N CpGs

Åœidak p-value

Gene

Rangea

SHBG

 Adolescence

  Females

Chr8:57350735–57351068

5

1.1E-04

–

0.014, 0.035

  Females

Chr16:53407594–53407809

3

3.8E-03

–

0.011, 0.031

 Childhood

  Males

Chr4:124232–124623

3

9.9E-04

ZNF718

0.0053, 0.018

Total testosterone

 Childhood

  Males

Chr3:126911727–126911954

4

8.4E-06

–

− 0.038, − 0.015

  Males

Chr10:10337051–10337313

2

1.4E-04

–

−0.034, − 0.02

  Males

Chr6:53530503–53530629

4

2.6E-04

KLHL31

−0.022, − 0.0091

 Adolescence

  Males

Chr6:53530503–53530629

4

1.1E-05

KLHL31

−0.022, − 0.012

  Males

Chr4:57547347–57547700

2

9.5E-04

HOPX

−0.035, − 0.027

  Males

Chr15:93580022–93580328

4

1.3E-03

–

−0.055, − 0.013

Bioavailable testosterone

 Childhood

  Males

Chr4:124232–124694

4

9.3E-09

ZNF718

−0.019, − 0.0064

  Males

Chr5:78985432–78985593

7

2.4E-04

CMYA5

−0.031, − 0.024

  Males

Chr15:26874098–26874364

3

8.0E-03

GABRB3

−0.037, − 0.024

 Adolescence

  Males

Chr5:78985432–78985901

8

6.5E-05

CMYA5

−0.044, − 0.022

  1. aRange of effect sizes observed across CpGs comprising that DMR reported to 2 significant figures, where estimates are change in methylation beta per SD increase in SHBG or testosterone