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. 2021 Oct 15;12(10):951. doi: 10.1038/s41419-021-04241-2

Table 1.

Clinical and pathological features of CRC samples. Table describes the distribution of human colorectal tumors collected at University of Rome "Sapienza", according to high/low levels of p27 respect to the expression average (52% of neoplastic cells) and to the indicated clinico-pathological features. p-value was calculated using Fisher’s exact test.

Clinic-pathological features of CRC tumors Low p27 High p27 p-value
(n = 86) (n = 115)
Age Average (range) 65 (23–86) 67 (32–87) 0.419
Sex Female 36 (42%) 40 (35%) 0.305
Male 50 (58%) 75 (65%)
Cancer Site Primary 77 (90%) 94 (82%) 0.124
Metastasis 9 (10%) 21 (18%)
Grading 1–2 20 (23%) 33 (28%) 0.201
3–4 56 (65%) 60 (52%)
Stage I–II 15 (17%) 10 (9%) 0.094
III–IV 70 (81%) 96 (83%)
RAS Mutated 57 (66%) 64 (56%) 0.279
Wild type 29 (34%) 45 (39%)
BRAF Mutated 3 (3%) 7 (6%) 0.219
Wild type 38 (44%) 37 (32%)
Microsatellite Instable 4 (5%) 1 (<1%) 0.133
Stable 15 (17%) 19 (17%)
Histotype Mucinous 42 (49%) 19 (17%) 0.000001
Non-mucinous 44 (51%) 96 (83%)
Tumor Edge Pushing 5 (6%) 18 (16%) 0.941
Infiltrative 7 (8%) 24 (21%)
Neoadjuvant No 74 (86%) 91 (79%) 0.987
Yes 5 (6%) 9 (8%)