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. 2018 Oct 1;11(10):4987–4995.

Table 5.

Comparison of miRNAs relative expression between cardiotoxicity patients and non-cardiotoxicity patients

miRNAs Cardiotoxicity patients (N=9) Non-cardiotoxicity patients (N=170) P value
Let-7b 1.051 (0.396-1.788) 1.129 (0.564-1.720) 0.810
Let-7f 0.408 (0.176-0.689) 1.124 (0.604-2.249) 0.001
miR-17-5p 0.642 (0.465-1.450) 1.060 (0.682-1.671) 0.332
miR-17-3p 1.302 (0.696-2.692) 1.355 (0.649-2.195) 0.771
miR-18a 1.039 (0.380-1.914) 1.181 (0.619-1.960) 0.535
miR-19a 0.853 (0.464-1.800) 2.100 (0.987-3.298) 0.023
miR-19b-1 0.485 (0.172-1.756) 1.358 (0.644-2.038) 0.083
miR-20a 0.727 (0.518-0.920) 1.175 (0.524-2.025) 0.040
miR-92a 0.883 (0.572-1.265) 1.294 (0.655-1.786) 0.160
miR-126 0.559 (0.416-1.165) 1.594 (0.748-2.744) 0.020
miR-130a 3.183 (1.572-5.371) 2.970 (1.714-4.921) 0.815
miR-210 0.591 (0.326-1.231) 1.218 (0.642-2.056) 0.032
miR-296 0.668 (0.361-1.041) 0.678 (0.403-1.411) 0.853
miR-378 0.645 (0.371-1.159) 1.036 (0.535-1.790) 0.104

Data were presented as median (25th-75th quantiles). Comparison was determined by a Wilcoxon rank sum test. P value <0.05 was considered significant.