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. 2022 Jul 21;14(14):3538. doi: 10.3390/cancers14143538

Table 3.

Relationship between NNMT expression and the clinical-pathological characteristics of glioma patients from the TCGA GBMLGG cohort data (n = 670).

Characteristic Levels Low Expression of NNMT High Expression of NNMT p
n 335 335
WHO grade, n (%) G2 173 (28.2%) 43 (7%) <0.001
G3 130 (21.2%) 107 (17.5%)
G4 0 (0%) 160 (26.1%)
IDH status, n (%) WT 20 (3%) 217 (32.8%) <0.001
Mut 314 (47.5%) 110 (16.6%)
1p/19q codeletion, n (%) codel 145 (21.8%) 23 (3.5%) <0.001
Noncodel 190 (28.6%) 306 (46.1%)
Primary therapy outcome, n (%) PD 49 (11%) 54 (12.2%) <0.001
SD 96 (21.6%) 48 (10.8%)
PR 39 (8.8%) 23 (5.2%)
CR 105 (23.6%) 30 (6.8%)
Gender, n (%) Female 145 (21.6%) 139 (20.7%) 0.696
Male 190 (28.4%) 196 (29.3%)
Race, n (%) Asian 7 (1.1%) 6 (0.9%) 0.519
Black or African American 13 (2%) 19 (2.9%)
White 311 (47.3%) 302 (45.9%)
Age, n (%) ≤60 305 (45.5%) 226 (33.7%) <0.001
>60 30 (4.5%) 109 (16.3%)
Histological type, n (%) Astrocytoma 99 (14.8%) 93 (13.9%) <0.001
Glioblastoma 0 (0%) 160 (23.9%)
Oligoastrocytoma 87 (13%) 41 (6.1%)
Oligodendroglioma 149 (22.2%) 41 (6.1%)
Age, median (IQR) 39 (32, 50) 54 (40, 63) <0.001