Table 1. Relationship between Clinicopathological Variables and OSR1 Expression Level in RCC Patients.
Classification | Number | Low expression, n(%) | High expression, n(%) | P |
---|---|---|---|---|
Tissues | ||||
Normal | 75 | 20(26.7) | 55(73.3) | <0.0001* |
RCC | 75 | 62(82.7) | 13(17.3) | |
Age (year) | ||||
<60 | 29 | 23(79.3) | 6(20.7) | 0.542 |
≥60 | 46 | 39(84.8) | 7(15.2) | |
Gender | ||||
male | 50 | 40(80.0) | 10(20.0) | 0.524 |
female | 25 | 22(88.0) | 3(12.0) | |
Clinical stage | ||||
I~II | 52 | 44(84.6) | 8(15.4) | 0.503 |
III~IV | 23 | 18(78.3) | 5(21.7) | |
Histologic grade | ||||
poorly differentiated | 28 | 26 (92.8) | 2(7.1) | 0.002* |
moderate differentiated | 22 | 20 (90.9) | 2(9.1) | |
well differentiated | 25 | 16(64) | 9(36) |
Low expression including no(−) and weak(+) staining, high expression including moderate (++) and strong (+++) staining.