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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Acad Dermatol. 2016 Nov 19;76(2):209–216.e9. doi: 10.1016/j.jaad.2016.09.008

Table.

Analysis of relationship between GB119 activation and presence of skin cancer in human skin samples

Measure Group Examined Regions of Interest (ROIs) Sensitivity/Specificity 95% Confidence Interval (2-sided)
Sensitivity All patients 90 0.989 (89/90) 0.940–1.000
BCC only 56 1.000 (56/56) 0.936–1.000
SCC only 34 0.971 (33/34) 0.847–1.000
Specificity All patients 47 0.894 (42/47) 0.769–0.965
BCC only 23 0.870 (20/23) 0.664–0.972
SCC only 24 0.917 (22/24) 0.730–0.990

For these studies 55 patient samples were assessed. These samples included 35 BCC (N=8, MN=10, I=4, and S=8, M=5) and 20 SCC (WD=15, MD=3, PD=0, M=2) specimens. BCC – basal cell carcinoma; N – nodular, MN – micro-nodular, S – superficial, and I – infiltrative form of BCC; SCC – squamous cell carcinoma; WD – well differentiated, MD – mildly differentiated, and PD – poorly differentiated of SCC. M=mixed pathology for either BCC or SCC.