In humans, the variable methylation of the IGF-2 gene has been found to be related with the clinical psychopathological condition of depression in monozygotic twins [22], with maternal anxiety or depressive behavior during pregnancy being correlated with decreased DNA methylation in the IGF-2 gene in the offspring at birth [23,24] and related to low weight at birth [25,26], which might be a risk factor for developing anxiety or depression at adulthood [27]; nonetheless, it still remains a matter of debate [28]. Here, IGF2 is linked to depressive symptom measurement.