Supplemental Figure 2 from Elevated EVL methylation level in the normal colon mucosa is a potential risk biomarker for developing recurrent adenomas

Ming Yu; Kelly Carter; Kelsey K. Baker; Mary W. Redman; Ting Wang; Kathy Vickers; Christopher I. Li; Stacey A. Cohen; Mukta Krane; Jennifer Ose; Biljana Gigic; Jane C. Figueiredo; Adetunji T. Toriola; Erin M. Siegel; David Shibata; Martin Schneider; Cornelia M. Ulrich; Lynda Dzubinski; Robert E. Schoen; William M. Grady

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Supplemental Figure 2: Methylation levels of normal colon mucosa in patients with no history of adenoma or cancer ever (group on left) and levels for patients with a history of adenoma(s) or colorectal cancer at initial or a follow-up colonoscopy (group on right) in Comparison Set 1. %mEVL=percentage of DNA that is methylated at the EVL locus assayed.

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