Skip to main content
. 2013 Jan 21;200(2):187–202. doi: 10.1083/jcb.201204053

Table 1.

Immunohistochemical analysis of CTSL, 53BP1, and VDR expression in sporadic human breast cancer

Proteins Molecular type H score Kruskal-Wallis test p-value
Mean (SD) Median [P25, P75] Min–Max
Cytoplasmic CTSL Luminal A 137 (36.6) 135 [110,160] 50–205 0.50
Luminal B 134 (35.2) 130 [110,155] 75–-230
Erbb2 (−1) 141 (43.1) 135 [110,171] 50–230
Triple negative (−1) 145 (35.2) 140 [120,175] 80–200
Nuclear CTSL Luminal A 8 (18.0) 0 [0, 0] 0–90 <0.0001
Luminal B 8 (14.9) 0 [0, 15] 0–75
Erbb2 (−1) 9 (18.3) 0 [0, 5] 0–75
Triple negative (−1) 42 (44.3) 30 [0, 83] 0–125
53BP1 Luminal A 155 (56.5) 160 [120, 200] 0–270 0.0002
Luminal B 150 (45.8) 150 [120, 170] 40–280
Erbb2 (−4) 154 (58.1) 150 [110, 200] 20–300
Triple negative 112 (44.4) 105 [80, 143] 0–190
Cytoplasmic VDR Luminal A (−4) 50 (50.9) 50 [0, 90] 0–185 0.22
Luminal B (−4) 52 (50.8) 50 [0, 80] 0–190
Erbb2 (−2) 53 (48.8) 50 [0, 95] 0–160
Triple negative (−3) 69 (50.6) 50 [20, 110] 0–170
Nuclear VDR Luminal A (−4) 121 (68.2) 110 [100, 170] 0–300 0.78
Luminal B (−4) 125 (65.2) 130 [90, 160] 0–300
Erbb2 (−2) 122 (73.3) 125 [95, 160] 0–300
Triple negative (−3) 114 (62.3) 110 [80, 150] 0–270

Values are mean and median Hscores for nuclear and cytoplasmic CTSL, 53BP1, and VDR per tumor type. Min–Max denotes minimal and maximal values within the tumor subtype. Dispersion is assessed by SD and percentiles 25 and 75 ([P25, P75]); (−X) represents X missing values per molecular type as a result of insufficient specimen. Bolded Hscore values highlight the molecular subtype responsible for the statistically significant difference identified with the Kruskal-Wallis test that compares all molecular types (bold p-value if significant difference).