Fig. 2From: In utero exposure to maternal smoking is associated with DNA methylation alterations and reduced neuronal content in the developing fetal brainDifferentially methylated regions associated with gestational age and maternal smoking exposure interaction (interaction DMRs). a Manhattan plot shows the most significant interaction DMRs. DMRs < adjusted p value 0.05 are highlighted in blue. Red line; adjusted p value = 0.05. b Example of an interaction DMR spanning a bidirectional promoter of C21orf56 and LSS exhibits DNA hypermethylation between early second trimester (ST) and late ST from smoking-exposed fetal cortex samples, whereas unexposed fetal cortex samples exhibit hypomethylation. CGI; CpG Island c Gene expression (mRNA fold change) of C21orf56 shows no difference in fetal cortex by smoking exposure or stage of gestationBack to article page