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Table 1 Relationship between clinical features and MYEF2 expression in patients with liver cancer from The Cancer Genome Atlas database

From: Expression and function of myelin expression factor 2 in hepatocellular carcinoma

Clinicopathologic features

MYEF2 expression

P value

Low

High

 

Gender

  

0.020

  Male

194 (71.1%)

59 (58.4%)

 

  Female

79 (28.9%)

42 (41.6%)

 

Age (years)

61 (52–69)

61 (51–69)

0.784

Tumor stage

  

0.004

  I

138 (54.1%)

35 (36.8%)

 

  II–IV

117 (45.9%)

60 (63.2%)

 

Degree of differentiation

  

0.001

  G1–G2

183 (68.0%)

50 (50.0%)

 

  G3–G4

86 (32.0%)

50 (50.0%)

Pathologic Ta

  

0.006

  T1

145 (53.7%)

38 (37.6%)

 

  T2–T4

125 (46.3%)

63 (62.4%)

 

Distant metastasis

  

0.146

  No

190 (69.6%)

78 (77.2%)

 

  Yes

83 (30.4%)

23 (22.8%)

 

AFP (ug/L)

12 (4.00–144.25)

24 (3.75–1928.50)

0.206

TB (mg/dl)

1.2 (1.10–1.30)

1.2 (1.20–1.30)

0.277

Alb (g/dl)

4.0 (3.50–4.30)

4.1 (3.48–4.33)

0.662

Cre (mg/dl)

0.9 (0.70–1.10)

1.0 (0.80–1.10)

0.260

PT (s)

1.1 (1.00–9.45)

1.1 (0.95–9.00)

0.148

PLT (109/L)

209 (158.00–303.00)

213 (162.75–285.50)

0.971

Vascular invasion

  

0.063

  No

160 (68.4%)

48 (57.1%)

 

  Yes

74 (31.6%)

36 (42.9%)

 
  1. aAccording to TNM Classification by the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC)
  2. MYEF2, myelin expression factor 2; AFP, alpha fetoprotein; TB, total bilirubin; Alb, albumin; Cre, creatinine; PT, prothrombin time; PLT, platelet. Data are presented as nos. (%) or medians (interquartile ranges)
  3. P values ≤ 0.05 indicate statistical significance