Epigenetic age was estimated using four epigenetic clocks, the Horvath [10 (link)], Hannum [11 (link)], Pheno [12 (link)], and Grim [13 (link)] clocks. EAA was defined as the residuals of regressing epigenetic age on chronological age, which was applied to test the mediation effect on the relationship between IDUHCV and mortality risk [10 (link),14 (link)]. We also calculated the mean difference in EAA between IDU+HCV+ and IDU-HCV- and denoted it as the median difference of EAA (MDEAA).
Epigenetic Age Analysis of IDU-HCV Cohort
Epigenetic age was estimated using four epigenetic clocks, the Horvath [10 (link)], Hannum [11 (link)], Pheno [12 (link)], and Grim [13 (link)] clocks. EAA was defined as the residuals of regressing epigenetic age on chronological age, which was applied to test the mediation effect on the relationship between IDUHCV and mortality risk [10 (link),14 (link)]. We also calculated the mean difference in EAA between IDU+HCV+ and IDU-HCV- and denoted it as the median difference of EAA (MDEAA).
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Other organizations : Yale University, VA Connecticut Healthcare System, Michigan State University, Emory University, New York University
Variable analysis
- IDUHCV
- Epigenetic age acceleration (EAA)
- Mortality risk
- Chronological age
- Methylation-inferred sex (100% of the sample was male)
- Samples processed at the Yale Center for Genomic Analysis
- Same QC criteria used as in previous studies [27, 30, 31]
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