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. 2021 Aug 2;134(17):2054–2065. doi: 10.1097/CM9.0000000000001653

Table 2.

Correlation between expression of NDR1 and clinical variables of GBM patients.

Expression of NDR1
Variables Low (n) High (n) P χ 2
Age (years) 0.7410 1.250
 ≤50 21 18
 51–60 23 19
 61–70 19 23
 >70 16 19
Sex 0.5060 0.443
 Female 30 26
 Male 49 53
Tumor size (mm) 0.0210 9.773
 ≤20  8 12
 21–40  21 36
 41–60 33 23
 >60 17 8
Tumor extension 0.8330 0.045
 Localized at one side, not cross the midline 65 66
 Invasive, cross the midline and distal metastasis 14 13
Type of surgery 0.6820 0.767
 Partial resection 18 14
 Gross resection 28 32
 Radical resection 33 33
Radiation therapy 0.0600 5.636
 Yes 58 65
 No 16 6
 Unknown 5 8

To clarify the expression of NDR1 in GBM tissues, this study collected pathological sections of tumor samples of GBM and performed immunohistochemical staining of NDR1. It was scored according to its staining strength: negative (0 points); weakly positive (1 point); positive (2 points); strong positive (3 points).[Supplementary Figure 1A]. It was scored according to the number of positive cells stained by NDR1 IHC: <5% (0 points); 10–25% (1 point); 26–50% (2 points); 50–75% (3 points), >75% (4 points) [Supplementary Figure 1B]. Final score = number of positive cells score × staining intensity score. According to the expression scores of NDR1 in GBM tissues, they were divided into low expression group (final score ≤3 points) and high expression group (final score >3 points). Survival analysis was conducted between the two groups based on the clinical prognosis of the patients. GBM: Glioblastoma; IHC: Immunohistochemistry; NDR1: Nuclear Dbf2-related 1.