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. 2018 Jan 30;118(6):802–812. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2017.474

Table 1. Correlation between treatment with the combination of docetaxel and Aneustat and prostate cancer patient outcome (Oncomine).

Clinical event Clinical cohort P value q value Risk of poor outcome
Correlation with downregulated genes by treatment with the combinationa
Survival        
 >5 years Setlur Prostate 8.53E−21 5.13E−19 3.9
 >5 years Nakagawa Prostate 2.12E−10 7.72E−9 21.0
 >5 years Nakagawa Prostate 2 1.18E−5 2.84E−4 10.3
         
Recurrence        
 >5 years Taylor Prostate 3 5.28E−35 5.05E−33 11.1
 >5 years Nakagawa Prostate 3.33E−9 1.12E−7 9.9
         
Metastasis        
  Taylor Prostate 3 1.12E−104 8.23E−102 9.4
  Varambally Prostate 7.45E−47 9.95E−45 4.0
  Grasso Prostate 1.10E−44 1.37E−42 3.9
  LaTulippe Prostate 6.28E−39 6.65E−37 7.1
  Vanaja Prostate 1.28E−34 1.21E−32 3.4
  Holzbeierlein Prostate 2.14E−14 9.86E−13 3.4
Correlation with upregulated genes by treatment with the combinationb
Recurrence        
 >5 years Taylor Prostate 3 6.59E−7 6.82E−5 2.1
Metastasis        
  Tamura Prostate 2.71E−10 8.43E−8 2.8
  Taylor Prostate 3 3.83E−21 1.71E−17 3.5
  Yu Prostate 1.43E−5 8.73E−4 2.5
  Grasso Prostate 1.42E−11 6.19E−9 2.2
  LaTulippe Prostate 3.62E−8 5.94E−6 2.4
a

The calculation was based on downregulated genes following treatment with the combination and top 10% over-expressed genes in a short survival time, short recurrence time and metastatic prostate cancer patient cohorts.

b

The calculation was based on genes upregulated by treatment with the combination and top 10% under-expressed genes in a short survival time, short recurrence time and metastatic prostate cancer patient cohorts.