Genome Wide:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
DNA Methylation Assay:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Methylation:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Control:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Derivative Assay:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Biomarker Discovery:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Reversed-phase Chromatography:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Activity Assay:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Fractionation:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Sequencing:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
RNA Sequencing:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Multiplex Assay:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Liquid Chromatography with Mass Spectroscopy:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
GWAS:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Expressing:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Functional Assay:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Bacteria:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Hydrophilic Interaction Liquid Chromatography:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Shotgun Sequencing:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Starch:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Modification:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Clinical Proteomics:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Gene Expression:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Isolation:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Selection:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Polymerase Chain Reaction:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Sample Prep:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Extraction:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Chromatography:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Data-independent acquisition:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Mass Spectrometry:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
Quantitative Proteomics:Article Title: Multi-omics in Crohn's disease: New insights from inside
Article Snippet: Howell, Kate Joanne et al. 2018 , Epigenomics , 7 healthy children and 5 pediatric CD patients , Genome-wide DNA methylation patterns analysis , , • CD-associated DMPs showed a clear trend to be differentially methylated in CD-derived compared with control organoids. • CD- and UC-associated DMPs showed remarkable stability over time. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • MDS plots showed:(1) samples derived from controls clustered closely in each gut segment;(2) distinct clustering of samples by gut segment separating all TI-derived epithelium from colonic (i.e., AC and SC) samples; a subset of IBD samples distinctly separated from controls. • Analysis of ileal IECs revealed:(1) CD-specific changes in DNAm;(2) amongst identified rDMRs, several have previously been reported to be associated with IBD (e.g., CASP133 and APOA19). • Analysis of SC IECs revealed a major overlap between UC and CD signatures with only a single significant DEG (RARRES3). • DMRs, DEGs, and rDMRs in both colonic and ileal IECs for IBD risk loci enriched. • Variation by gut segment and reduction in species diversity for CD patients were revealed. • IECs underwent changes during IBD development and could be involved in pathogenesis..
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