Separating inherited effects from methylation-signature strength
by Leona Vale
The distinction between direct and indirect genetic effects of birthweight predisposition matters for interpreting DNA methylation at birth. Beyond statistical significance, are effect sizes placed within age- and tissue-appropriate methylation reference ranges? Reporting how estimates shift across the direct, indirect and combined models could show whether adjustment removes confounding, weakens a broader signature, or changes only a small subset of sites.
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