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. 2017 May 8;6(7):e1323618. doi: 10.1080/2162402X.2017.1323618

Table 3.

Association between the levels at baseline serum of sNKG2DLs and the OS of melanoma patients.

  sNKG2DLs a Immune checkpoint treatment b OS c pd Control e OS p
Baseline                
  MICA + 22 12.5 0.45 19 15.6 0.94
    172 16.4   46 12.0  
  MICB + 43 8.8 0.02 25 13 0.4
    151 21.6   40 12  
  ULBP-1 + 85 12.1 0.01 36 15.6 0.85
    78 25.3   29 8.5  
  ULBP-2 + 45 9.8 0.11 9 15.6 0.77
    149 20.2   56 12  
  ULBP-3 + 77 13.8 0.10 25 16 0.65
    117 16.7   40 11.2  
W12                
  MICA + 22 12.4 0.02 11f 11.1 0.18
    159 20.2   13 n.r.  
  MICB + 54 10.4 0.01 11 n.r. 0.05
    127 22.8   12 11.0  
  ULBP-1 + 80 14.7 0.17 13 11.1 0.14
    70 26.3   10 n.r.  
  ULBP-2 + 49 14.7 0.27 5 15.6 0.82
    132 21.6   12 24.3  
  ULBP-3 + 70 16.8 0.57 5 n.r. 0.49
    106 16.7   18 13.1  
a

: detection of sNKG2DLs (MICA, MICB, ULBP-1, 2, 3) in the pre- (baseline) or post- (W12) treatment serum of melanoma patients; positive (+) or negative () measurement (ng/mL) of sNKG2DLs are indicated;

b

: number of subjects from the cohort of patients treated with immune checkpoint blockade agents;

c

: OS: median overall survival expressed as months;

d

: p value obtained from log-rank test analysis;

e

: Number of patients from the control cohort.

f

: W12 post-treatment data from melanoma patients treated with BRAFi; n.r. = not reached. Post-treatment from patients treated with standard therapies was not available.