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. 2017 Feb 22;13(4):2670–2678. doi: 10.3892/ol.2017.5764

Table III.

Correlation between TRIM28 expression and the clinicopathological characteristics of patients with breast cancer in GSE3494.

TRIM28 expression

Clinicopathological characteristic Number of patients High Low Pearson's χ2 value P-value
Age (years old)   0.346 0.557
  ≤50   55 20   35
  >50 196 63 133
TP53 mutation status   9.771 0.002
  Positive   58 29   29
  Negative 193 54 139
ER expression status   1.954 0.162
  Positive 213 68 145
  Negative   34 15   19
PR expression status   5.997 0.014
  Positive 190 55 135
  Negative   61 28   33
Elston grade 14.200 0.001
  I   67 13   54
  II 128 42   86
  III   54 28   26
Tumor size (cm)   2.654 0.103
  <2 112 31   81
  ≥2 139 52   87
Lymph node metastasis   0.410 0.522
  Yes   84 30   54
  No 158 50 108

The top 1/3 of patients with the highest TRIM28 expression were defined as the high-expression group and the bottom 2/3 were defined as the low-expression group. P-values were obtained through the Pearson chi-square test for the comparison of the two groups (high vs. low) in different clinicopathological characteristics of patients with BC. ER, estrogen receptor; PR, progesterone receptor; TRIM28, tripartite motif containing 28; TP53, tumor protein p53.