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Continuity of PEs across adolescence

SR Susanna Roberts
MS Matthew Suderman
SZ Stanley Zammit
SW Sarah H. Watkins
EH Eilis Hannon
JM Jonathan Mill
CR Caroline Relton
LA Louise Arseneault
CW Chloe C. Y. Wong
HF Helen L. Fisher
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The CpG sites most strongly associated with PEs at either timepoint (12 or 18, p < 5 × 10−5) were assessed for association with the continuity of PEs between 12 and 18 (persistent, remitted, emergent, none) using ANOVA. Post hoc tests were used to determine the relationships between groups. Significant results (p < 0.00045; p = 0.05/110 CpG sites) were re-run with linear models to include all previously described covariates.

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