… human genes for their relations to CpG islands and to estimate what fraction of the genes and
what kind of genes were associated with islands. … most of the CpG islands identified in this …

… associated with CpG islands whose … CpG islands per haploid genome in humans and
37,000 in the mouse. Sequence comparison confirms that about 20% of the human CpG islands …

… We designed an algorithm to search for and describe CpG islands, and we suggest a …
CpG islands not located within the promoters of genes. This more rigorous description of a CpG …

… Of the estimated 45 000 CpG islands in the human genome, the overwhelming majority are
… origin of CpG islands. It has been shown unequivocally that CpG islands are concentrated in …

… CpG islands located within a region of human chromosome 19. The upper panel illustrates
a 65 kb portion of human … genes (blue bars) and four CpG islands. The promoters of OCEL1, …

… Here I show that CpG islands were associated not only with methylation-free promoters
but … containing a CpG island. However, the DNA sequences of CpG islands predicted the …

… CpG island annotation and methylation The annotations of the CpG islands used in this
study were downloaded from the UCSC Genome Browser.Citation 55 These CGIs are …

… Many laboratories have attempted to map the genomic methylation pattern of CpG islands
in normal human tissues, but most of these studies were limited to a few tissues, to promoter …

… of the tissuespecific genes which are not thought to be essential for survival in tissue
culture (eg mouse Thyl, MHC Class I and human alpha globin), were frequently methylated. …

… non-associated CpG islands, we initially divided a training set of CpG islands into four
classes, based on the relationship of a CpG island to TSS. TSS-containing CpG islands (class 1) …