Impact of prematurity on LINE-1 promoter methylation

<b>Aim:</b> Promoter methylation of LINE-1 may be affected by prematurity, but there is little evidence in the literature.<b>Materials & methods:</b> Blood from premature and full-term neonates on days 0, 5, 30 and 90 was analyzed for DNA methylation percentage in a promoter region of the LINE-1, after bisulfite conversion and pyrosequencing.<b>Results:</b> Premature infants, as a whole, showed significantly lower methylation percentage at birth, but this difference diminished over time. However, the subgroup of extremely premature (<28 weeks gestational age) had higher methylation percentages, similar to full-term newborns.<b>Conclusion:</b> This research underscores the critical role of prematurity on the methylation pattern of LINE-1. These findings underline the complexity of epigenetic regulation in prematurity and emphasize the need for further studies.

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Epigenomics
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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1080/17501911.2024.2397329
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Immune responses and vaccinations
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Abstract

<b>Aim:</b> Promoter methylation of LINE-1 may be affected by prematurity, but there is little evidence in the literature.<b>Materials & methods:</b> Blood from premature and full-term neonates on days 0, 5, 30 and 90 was analyzed for DNA methylation percentage in a promoter region of the LINE-1, after bisulfite conversion and pyrosequencing.<b>Results:</b> Premature infants, as a whole, showed significantly lower methylation percentage at birth, but this difference diminished over time. However, the subgroup of extremely premature (<28 weeks gestational age) had higher methylation percentages, similar to full-term newborns.<b>Conclusion:</b> This research underscores the critical role of prematurity on the methylation pattern of LINE-1. These findings underline the complexity of epigenetic regulation in prematurity and emphasize the need for further studies.

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