ZBTB12 and cardiovascular disorder: In light of ZBTB12’s potential role in hematopoiesis and MI risk, we investigated the association between ZBTB12 methylation patterns in the Moli-family cohort [6] and different blood cell parameters related to coagulation, inflammation, and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk including whole blood clotting time, platelet–leukocyte mixed aggregates, and blood cell counts, previously suggested as CVD risk factors [6–10].