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. 2018 Jan 4;15(3):3923–3927. doi: 10.3892/ol.2018.7724

Table I.

Correlation of FMO5 expression with clinico-pathological characteristics of colon cancer.

TMA TCGA


Clinical features Case Low, n (%) High, n (%) P-value Case Mean ± SD P-value
Tissue
  Cancer 208 44 (21.2) 164 (78.8) <0.001 192 297.70±218.89
  Normal     8   7 (87.5)     1 (12.5)
Age (years)
  <25     2 10 (37.0)   17 (63.0) 0.015     0 0.529
  25–40   27 23 (22.6)   70 (77.4)     3 204.00±26.47
  41–60   93 10 (11.6)   76 (88.4)   38 52.36±205.20
  >60   86 10 (37.0)   17 (63.0) 151 306.00±224.02
Sex
  Male 118 23 (19.5)   95 (80.5) 0.501   94 288.88±213.95 0.586
  Female   90 21 (23.3)   69 (76.7)   98 306.16±224.30
Pathological grade
  ≤2 150 26 (17.3) 124 (82.7) 0.090
  >2   41 12 (29.3)   29 (70.7)
Clinical stage
  I–II 150 38 (25.3) 112 (74.7) 0.018 108 326.62±246.68 0.047
  III–IV   58   6 (10.3)   52 (89.7)   81 262.37±173.24
Tumor invasion
  T1-T2   23   4 (17.4)   19 (82.6) 0.790 172 298.73±256.84 0.988
  T3-T4 185 40 (21.6) 145 (78.4)     4 298.15±208.42
Lymph node metastasis
  N0 153 38 (24.8) 115 (75.2) 0.030 114 324.77±242.47 0.045
  N1–2   55   6 (10.9)   49 (89.1)   77 260.16±173.12
Distant metastasis
  M0 197 44 (22.3) 153 (77.7) 0.125 158 313.67±230.88 0.030
  M1   11   0 (0.0)     11 (100.0)   30 218.50±131.43

−, indicates a lack of related information for the patient. The pathological grade of 17 CRC patients from TCGA were unavailable. FMO5, flavin-containing monooxygenase 5; TMA, tissue microarray; TCGA, The Cancer Genome Atlas.