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. 2020 Apr 23;8:213. doi: 10.3389/fcell.2020.00213

TABLE 2.

Association between SOD1 expression and clinicopathological characteristics patients with NSCLC.

SOD1 expression
Variable All patients High (%) Low (%) P


(n = 196) (n = 122) (n = 74)
Smoking
Never 80 53 (43) 27 (36) 0.337
Ever 116 69 (57) 47 (64)
Gender
Male 129 79 (65) 50 (68) 0.687
Female 67 43 (35) 24 (32)
Age (years)
<60 89 54 (44) 35 (47) 0.679
≥60 107 68 (56) 39 (53)
Differentiation
Well 20 11(9) 9 (12) 0.846
Moderate 75 46 (37) 29 (39)
Poor 101 65 (44) 36 (49)
Histological cell type
Adenocarcinoma 74 43 (35) 31 (42) 0.352
Squamous cell carcinoma 122 79 (65) 43 (58)
PStage
I 93 45 (37) 48 (65) < 0.001
II 40 25 (20) 15 (20)
III 63 52 (43) 11 (15)
pT classification
T1 34 14 (11) 20 (27) 0.011
T2 129 82 (67) 47 (64)
T3/4 33 27 (22) 7 (9)
Lymph node metastasis < 0.001
N0 114 56 (46) 58 (78)
N1 26 17 (14) 9 (12)
N2 56 49 (40) 7 (10)
Adjuvant chemotherapy
Yes 121 76 (62) 45 (61) 0.836
No 75 46 (38) 29 (39)
Adjuvant radiotherapy
Yes 89 59 (48) 30 (41) 0.286
No 107 63 (52) 44 (59)

Abbreviations: NSCLC, non-small cell lung cancer; pTNM stage, tumor node metastasis (pathological stage); pT, pathological T stage; n, number of patients. Ever, smoking at any time from the beginning of life. P-value, the difference of clinicopathological characteristics between the SOD1 high expression group and low expression group. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.