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. 2015 Nov 13;108(2):djv323. doi: 10.1093/jnci/djv323

Table 3.

Patient characteristics for tet2-DMC–low and –high*

Characteristics tet2-DMC– low tet2-DMC– high P
Total No. 56 130
Age, mean (range), y 50 (19–68) 49 (17–73) .96
Male sex, No. (%) 22 (39) 64 (49) .26
Bone marrow blasts at diagnosis, mean (range), % 53 (8–96) 57 (10–99) .32
WBC at diagnosis, mean (range), 103/uL 22 (1–148) 26 (1–228) .71
Cytogenetic risk group, No. (%) .34
Favorable 2 (4) 1 (1)
Intermediate 31 (55) 77 (62)
Poor 23 (41) 47 (38)
Antecedent hematologic disorder, No. (%) 13 (23) 25 (19) .56
Complete remission rate, No. (%) 46 (82) 95 (73) .2
Overall survival, median (range), mo 74+ (0–79+) 14 (0–82+) .0004
Mutations, No. (%)
FLT3-ITD 9 (17) 25 (20) .68
FLT3-TKD 3 (6) 10 (8) .76
RAS 5 (10) 17 (15) .46
NPM1 13 (28) 20 (19) .21
IDH1 2 (4) 6 (5) 1
IDH2 3 (6) 10 (8) .76
IDH1/2 5 (9) 15 (12) .8
DNMT3A 7 (13) 14 (11) .8

* The P values were computed from Fisher’s exact test for two-by-two contingency analyses, Mann-Whitney test to compare continuous variables (age, bone marrow blasts at diagnosis, and WBC at diagnosis), and the log-rank test for survival data. All P values were two-tailed, and the threshold of statistical significance was P < .05. tet2-DMCs = TET2-specific differentially methylated CpGs.