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. 2013 Mar 1;8(3):e57361. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0057361

Table 1. Association of patient characteristics with tumor p53 mutational status.

All Cases (n  =  173) p53 mutation No (n  =  145) p53 mutation Yes (n  =  28) P value* t-test
Age at diagnosis (mean ± SD; n  =  173) 54.0 ± 13.3 54.0 ± 13.2 53.6 ± 14.4 0.89
Body mass index (mean ± SD; n  =  168)** 28.9 ± 8.4 28.9 ± 8.7 29.1 ± 6.4 0.93
Tumor-associated macrophages (CD68) (mean ± SD; n  =  172)** 97.5 ± 58.6 92.9 ± 57.3 120.8 ± 60.6 0.021
Smoking in pack years [mean (range); n  =  164]** 9.8 (0–112) 10.3 (0–112) 7.6 (0–111) 0.08***
N** N (%)** N (%)** Fisher’s exact test
Race/ethnicity 0.10
African-American 98 78 (80) 20 (20)
European-American 75 67 (89) 8 (11)
Household income 0.045
≤ $60k/year 135 109 (81) 26 (19)
> $60k/year 38 36 (95) 2 (5)
Education** 1.0
No High school degree 39 33 (85) 6 (15)
High school degree or more 132 110 (83) 22 (17)
Stage at diagnosis (TNM) ** 1.0
≤ Stage II 131 108 (82) 23 (18)
Stage III/IV 25 21 (84) 4 (16)
Node status** 0.009
Negative 99 77 (78) 22 (22)
Positive 61 57 (93) 4 (7)
Tumor grade** 0.050
Low (1 & 2) 81 72 (89) 9 (11)
High (3) 70 53 (76) 17 (24)
Estrogen receptor 0.034
Negative 71 54 (76) 17 (24)
Positive 102 91 (89) 11 (11)
p53 IHC 0.001
Negative 119 108 (91) 11 (9)
Positive 54 37 (69) 17 (31)
*

P value comparing patient characteristics by tumor p53 mutational status

**

Cases with missing information are not included

***

Mann-Whitney rank sum test

Annual household income, race/ethnicity, and education are self-reported. Tumor-associated macrophages were counted as CD68-positive cells. Pack years: (packs smoked per day) x (years as a smoker). BMI  =  kg/m2; SD  =  standard deviation, IHC  =  immunohistochemistry.