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. 2020 Feb 8;16:272–288. doi: 10.1016/j.omto.2020.01.010

Table 1.

Correlation between ACP5 Expression and Clinicopathological Features in LUAD


ACP5

All Cases Low Expression High Expression p Valuea
Sex 0.334
 Male 31 15 (21.73%) 16 (23.19%)
 Female 38 14 (20.29%) 24 (34.78%)
Ageb 0.044
 ≤58 33 18 (26.09%) 15 (21.74%)
 >58 36 11 (15.94%) 25 (36.23%)
Smoking 0.863
 Never 46 19 (27.54%) 27 (39.13%)
 Current or past smoker 23 10 (14.49%) 13 (18.84%)
Differentiation 0.233
 Well 22 6 (8.70%) 16 (23.19%)
 Moderately 23 11 (15.94%) 12 (17.39%)
 Poorly 24 12 (17.39%) 12 (17.39%)
Stage
 T staging 0.886
  IA, IB 7 4 (5.80%) 3 (4.35%)
  IC 19 7 (10.14%) 12 (17.39%)
  IIA 28 11 (15.94%) 17 (24.63%)
  IIB 7 3 (4.35%) 4 (5.80%)
  III, IV 8 4 (5.80%) 4 (5.80%)
 N staging 0.139
  0 39 17 (24.84%) 22 (31.88%)
  1 11 7 (10.14%) 4 (5.80%)
  2–3 19 5 (7.25%) 14 (20.29%)
 M staging 0.389
  0 64 28 (40.58%) 36 (52.17%)
  1 5 1 (1.45%) 4 (5.80%)

LUAD, lung adenocarcinoma; T, tumor; N, node; M, metastasis.

a

The Pearson χ2 test or Fisher’s exact test was used for statistical analysis.

b

The mean age at diagnosis is 58.8 years in LUAD patients. Samples are divided into two groups based on the mean age.