Genome-Wide Methylome Analyses Reveal Novel Epigenetic Regulation Patterns in Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder

Table 1

The characteristics of normal and schizophrenia patients used in the study.

Type	Sample ID	Age	Sex	Mapped reads	Mapping rate (%)	Unique mapped reads	Unique mapping rate (%)
Control	Control	31	F	63,705,306	86.71	53,558,678	72.90
SZ	SZ1	19	M	65,222,408	88.77	52,602,686	71.60
	SZ2	19	M	64,775,113	88.17	51,767,805	70.46
	SZ3	32	F	64,938,918	88.39	54,367,331	74.00
	SZ4	32	F	64,702,407	88.07	54,361,897	73.99
	SZ5	—	F	64,963,538	88.42	53,367,930	72.64
	SZ6	20	F	64,881,310	88.31	53,296,535	72.54
BP	BP1	39	F	63,027,119	85.79	51,944,268	70.70
	BP2	55	M	64,279,707	87.49	51,104,038	69.56
	BP3	—	M	64,499,638	87.79	51,049,294	69.48

Note: samples SZ1 and SZ2 are monozygous twins; samples SZ3 and SZ4 are monozygous twins.