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. 2014 Mar 25;110(8):1985–1991. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2014.142

Table 1. Demographics according to 18F-FAMT uptake.

Variables High 18F-FAMT (n=20) Low 18F-FAMT (n=22) P-value
Age (years, ⩽65/>65)
11/9
10/12
0.75
Sex, M/F
18/2
19/3
>0.999
Tumour size (mm, ⩽50/>50)
8/12
13/9
0.354
Differentiation, WD-MD/PD
14/6
17/5
0.729
Lymph meta, yes/no
16/4
10/12
0.028
Staging, I+II/III+IV
6/14
18/4
0.001
Lymphatic invasion, yes/no
18/2
15/7
0.134
Vascular invasion, yes/no
17/3
13/9
0.091
LAT1
 High/low 17/3 1/21 <0.001
 Positive/negative
20/0
16/6
0.022
CD98
 High/low 18/2 4/18 <0.001
 Positive/negative
20/0
14/8
0.004
Glut1, Score 4–5/1–3
18/2
11/11
0.007
Ki-67, high/low
15/5
6/16
<0.001
CD34, high/low
13/7
5/17
<0.001
EGFR, high/low
15/5
15/7
0.738
p-Akt, high/low
6/14
9/13
0.531
p-mTOR, high/low
2/18
7/15
0.134
p53, positive/negative 14/6 16/6 >0.999

Abbreviations: EGFR=epidermal growth receptor factor; 18F-FAMT=L-[3-18F]-α–methyltyrosine; Glut1=glucose transporter 1; LAT1=L-type amino acid transporter 1; M/F=male/female; p-mTOR=phospho-mammalian targeting of rapamycin. The bold entries show statistically significant difference.