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. 2018 Jul 16;9(16):2807–2816. doi: 10.7150/jca.25680

Table 1.

Correlation between MT1G methylation levels and clinicopathological features in liver cancer data from TCGA

Low methylation High methylation
Variable (n = 127) % (n = 125) % p-value
Age
< 60 58 47.5% 64 52.5% 0.380
≥ 60 69 53.1% 61 46.9%
Gender
Male 99 55.6% 79 44.4% 0.010
Female 28 37.8% 46 62.2%
Family history
of cancer
Yes 42 48.8% 44 51.2% 0.722
No 85 51.2% 81 48.8%
Alcohol consumption
Yes 45 50.6% 44 49.4% 0.969
No 82 50.3% 81 49.7%
HBV/HCV infection
Yes 59 50.9% 57 49.1% 0.891
No 68 50.0% 68 50.0%
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Yes 4 26.7% 11 73.3% 0.058
No 123 51.9% 114 48.1%
Tumor stage
I & II 91 49.7% 92 50.3% 0.729
III & IV 36 52.2% 33 47.8%
Recurrence
Yes 72 51.8% 67 48.2% 0.622
No 55 48.7% 58 51.3%