Fig. 7. Integrative analysis.
a Chemotherapy response stratified by patient groups of high genomic instability (HGI) or low genomic instability (LGI). b Integration of genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic data for all patients with genomic data available and a gene expression subtype assigned (n = 121), stratified by high and low genomic instability. c Chemotherapy response for patients with Ba/Sq gene expression subtype and patients with non-Ba/Sq gene expression subtype (i.e., LumP, LumU, NE-like or Stroma-rich). d Overview of odds ratios (OR) calculated for molecular and clinical features for all patients (black), NAC (green) and first-line treated patients (yellow). Continuous variables were dichotomized based on the median and high vs. low is presented. Dots indicate odds ratios and horizontal lines show 95% confidence intervals (CI). Open lines indicate that the full range of the 95% CI is not shown. Asterisks denote p-values below 0.05. Currency signs denote p-values below 0.05 in a logistic regression model using continuous data. e Likelihood of cisplatin-based chemotherapy response stratified by genomic instability and gene expression subtypes. P-values were calculated using a chi-square test. Source data are provided as a Source data file.