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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Cancer Res. 2018 Apr 3;24(13):3059–3068. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-18-0373

Table 3.

Pathways and genes more frequently altered in anaplastic thyroid cancer than in differentiated thyroid cancer.

Gene or group of genes Prevalence, %
p-value*
DTC ATC
Tumor suppressors 21 74 1.45e-38
TP53 11 65 2.77e-50
NF2 2 12 4.26e-06
RB1 2 7 0.01
NF1 3 9 0.01

Cell cycle pathway 13 29 7.42E-10
CDKN2A 7 22 4.29E-06
CDKN2B 4 13 0.001
CCNE1 0 4 0.001

PI3K/AKT pathway 18 37 9.50E-06
PIK3CA 5 14 0.002
PTEN 4 11 0.01

SWI/SNF nucleosome modification pathway 9 18 0.007
PBRM1 1 4 0.01

Immune evasion 2 5 0.07
CD274 0 3 0.03
PDCD1LG2 0 4 0.01
JAK2 1 4 0.03

Hedgehog signaling pathway 0 3 0.009

Histone modification 11 19 0.03

Mutation-high genotype 2 6 0.05

RAC1 0 4 0.004

KIT 0 4 0.004
KDR 0 3 0.03
PDGFRA 0 3 0.03

INPP4B 0 3 0.009

NFE2L2 0 3 0.03

CASP8 0 3 0.03

EPHA3 1 4 0.03

NBN 0 3 0.03

Signaling pathways and groups of genes are highlighted in bold.

*

- χ2, p-values were adjusted for multiple comparisons using Benjamini-Hotchberg method.