Genome-wide Methylation in Cordblood CD4+ Cells from Newborns Exposed vs. Unexposed to Maternal Tobacco Smoke During Pregnancy

We generated genome-wide methylation levels, using whole-genome bisulfite sequencing, for sorted CD4+ cells from cordblood of newborns exposed vs. unexposed to tobacco smoke in utero Overall design: Comparison of genome-wide methylation levels in 10 prenatal tobacco smoke-exposed newborns matched to 10 unexposed newborns