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. 2013 May 8;12(11):1722–1731. doi: 10.4161/cc.24805

Table 1. PML influences the disease profiles of p53+/R175 mice .

(A) PML loss influences tumor profiles in p53+/R172H mice (% tumor type)
Tumor types p53+/R172H PML+/+ p53+/R172H PML+/− p53+/R172H PML−/−
Lymphoma 52% 43% 36%
Sarcoma 43% 52% 59%
Carcinoma 4% 5% 5%
No. tumors 23 21 22
No. of mice with tumors 20 17 18
(B) PML loss influences disease manifestation p53+/R172H mice (% disease/total no. mice)
Tumor types P53+/R172H PML+/+ p53+/R172H PML+/− p53+/R172H PML−/−
Lymphoma 44% 38% 44%
EMH 41% 33% 0%
Sarcoma 37% 46% 72%
Carcinoma 4% 4% 6%
No. tumors 23 21 22
Total no. mice 27 24 18
Mean survival 499d 504d 448d
(C) Tumor spectrum is influenced by gender and PML loss in p53+/R172H mice (% disease/total no. mice)
p53+/R172H male mice
Tumor types p53+/R172H PML+/+ p53+/R172H PML+/− p53+/R172H PML−/−
Lymphoma 50% 33% 44%
EMH 43% 33% 0%
Osteosarcoma 14% 8% 33%
Soft tissue sarcoma 14% 42% 44%
Carcinoma 0% 0% 0%
No. tumors 10 11 11
No. mice 14 12 9
p53+/R172H female mice
Tumor types p53+/R172H PML+/+ p53+/R172H PML+/− p53+/R172H PML−/−
Lymphoma 38% 42% 44%
EMH 31% 33% 0%
Osteosarcoma 38% 25% 56%
Soft tissue sarcoma 8% 17% 11%
Carcinoma 8% 8% 11%
No. tumors 13 10 11
No. mice 13 12 9