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. 2024 Jan 2;24:3. doi: 10.1186/s40644-023-00638-8

Table 2.

Subject characteristics relative to glioma grade, IDH mutation, and MGMT methylation

a. Subject characteristics relative to glioma grade
Low Grade (n= 28) High Grade (n= 79) p-value
Sex (male) 14 (50%) 46 (58.22%) 0.451
Age (years) 33.32 (12.44) 50.35 (13.90)  < 0.001*
Ki-67b 7.12 (13.61) 24.86 (19.09)  < 0.001*
b. Subject characteristics relative to IDH mutation statusa
Mutant (n= 24) Wildtype (n= 81) p-value
Sex (male) 17 (70.83%) 42 (51.85%) 0.254
Age (years) 37.42 (10.54) 48.39 (15.99) 0.002*
Ki-67b 16.61 (18.01) 21.75 (19.86) 0.261
c. Subject characteristics relative to MGMT methylation status
Methylated (n= 30) Unmethylated (n= 77) p-value
Sex (male) 16 (53.33%) 44 (57.14%) 0.721
Age (years) 48.30 (11.4) 44.96 (16.71) 0.317
Ki-67b 15.14 (18.05) 22.32 (19.67) 0.087

Chi-Squared Test and Independent Samples T-Test were utilized as appropriate. Data are presented as number (percentage) or mean (standard errors)

IDH Isocitrate dehydrogenase, MGMT Methylguanine DNA‐methyltransferase

*denotes statistically significant p value of less than 0.05

adata missing (n = 2)

bdata missing (n = 3)