TRACE-CpG (Tissue Reference-database for Analysing Concordant-Tissue Epigenetics) is an open resource systematically identifying, harmonising and analysing CpG-level DNA methylation concordance between matched human brain and peripheral tissues. Open database and web app for examining cross-tissue DNAm concordance in neuroepigenetics
An epigenome-wide association study (EWAS) pipeline profiling DNA methylation (5mC) dynamics across post-mortem Alzheimer's brain regions. Investigates cell-type-specific differential methylation and chromatin accessibility correlations, utilizing OLS with robust standard errors and machine learning biomarker panel classification.
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