Rationale: Epigenetic signatures in the nasal epithelium, which is a primary interface with the environment and an accessible proxy for the bronchial epithelium, might provide insights into mechanisms of allergic disease. We aimed to identify and interpret methylation signatures in nasal epithelial brushes associated with rhinitis and asthma.
Cancan Qi, email: tracyqican@gmail.com
- S1. EWAS of asthma, rhinitis and allergic disease;
- S2. meta analysis of discovery and replication;
- S3. eQTM analysis of replicated CpGs, and pathway analysis;
- S4. prediction of allergic disease;
- S5. single cell analysis of 2 asthma patients and 2 controls;
- S6. correlation with environmental factors;
- S7. DMR analysis;
- S8. IgE stratified analysis.
- S9. Other test
- P1. Manhattan plot and QQ plot of 3 phenotypes;
- P2. Boxplot of important CpGs; Boxplot of different time windows;
- P3. Venn diagram of 3 phenotypes;
- P4. Ohter useful plots.
- D1 phenotype of allergic disease
- D2 phenotype of environmental factors
- D3 phenotype of lung function
- QC of samples
- QC of probes
- Data normalization
- Data trimming
- SVA
- Fit logistic regression model
- QQplot and Manhattan plot