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. 2015 Oct 27;7:112. doi: 10.1186/s13073-015-0226-3

Table 2.

Type, subtypes, and sources of clinical parameters used in elastic-net analysis. Eighteen total clinical parameters were included—availability of each clinical attribute is dependent on cancer type

Clinical parameter Number of subtypes Type Subtypes Number of cancer types Source
Country 16 Categorical US, Russia, Korea South, Italy, etc. 17 TCGA
Gender 2 Binary male, female 18 TCGA
HistoType by cancer type Categorical Ex) Intestinal/diffuse for stomach 10 TCGA
PriorMalignancy 2 Binary yes, no 7 TCGA
FamilyHistory by cancer type Ordinal 0,1,2,3 1 TCGA
M-Status 2 Binary M0, M1 15 TCGA
N-Status 4 Ordinal N0, N1, N2, N3 18 TCGA
ClinicalStage 4 Ordinal I, II, III, IV 16 TCGA
T-Status 5 Ordinal T0, T1, T2, T3, T4, 18 TCGA
HistoGrade 3 Ordinal Low, Intermediate, High 11 TCGA
SmokingHistory 4 Categorical Current smoker, Lifelong Non-smoker, Current reformed smoker for >15 years, Current reformed smoker for ≤15 years 8 TCGA
MolecularSubtype 2 Categorical CIN, GS, MSI, EBV 1 TCGA
MSIstatus 3 Ordinal MSS, MSI-L, MSI-H 5 UCSC
PAM50clust 5 Categorical Normal-like, Luminal A, Luminal B, Basal-like, HER2-enriched 1 UCSC
RPPAclustersBRCA 6 Categorical ReacI, LumA/B, Basal, LumA, Her2, ReacII 1 UCSC
GeneExpSubtype 4 Categorical Classical, Mesenchymal, Proneural, Neural 1 UCSC
TripleMarker 4 Categorical TripleNegative, Her2Positive, Erpositive, TriplePositive 1 UCSC
EBV present 2 Binary Positive, Negative 1 cBio

cBio cBio portal, EBV Epstein–Barr virus, GeneExpSubtype types based on gene expression in glioblastoma multiforme, HistoGrade histology grade, HistoType histological type, CIN chromosomal instability, GS genomically stable, MSIstatus microsatellite instability status, MSS Microsatellite stable, MSI-L Microsatellite instable-low, MSI-H Microsatellite instable-high, PAM50clust clusters based on PAM50, RPPAclustersBRCA clusters based on reverse phase protein array data, TCGA The Cancer Genome Atlas, UCSC University of California Santa Cruz cancer genome browser