DNA methylation and aeroallergen sensitization: The chicken or the egg?
Anna KilanowskiSimon Kebede MeridSarina AbrishamcarDakotah FeilElisabeth ThieringMelanie WaldenbergerErik MelénAnnette PetersMarie StandlAnke HülsPublished in: Clinical epigenetics (2022)
The results indicate that DNAm may be a cause or consequence of aeroallergen sensitization depending on genomic location. Allergy-related MRS, identified as a potential cause of sensitization, can be considered as a cross-sectional biomarker of disease. Differential DNAm in individual CpGs, identified as mediators of the development of sensitization, could be used as clinical predictors of disease development.