Skip to main content

Table 2 Predictive value of abnormal mRNA levels for identifying high-grade glioma

From: Differential expression of centrosomal proteins at different stages of human glioma

  

Group

 

mRNA

Low-grade glioma (n= 11)

High-grade glioma (n= 23)

p-value

hNinein isoform 1

>Normal

2

(18.2%)

9

(39.1%)

0.274

 

Normal

9

(81.8%)

14

(60.9%)

 

hNinein isoform 2

>Normal

2

(18.2%)

5

(21.7%)

1.000

 

Normal

9

(81.8%)

18

(78.3%)

 

hNinein isoform 5

>Normal

2

(18.2%)

8

(34.8%)

0.438

 

Normal

9

(81.8%)

15

(65.2%)

 

hNinein isoform 6

<Normal

3

(27.3%)

14

(60.9%)

*

 

Normal

8

(72.7%)

9

(39.1%)

 

γ-tubulin

>Normal

2

(18.2%)

18

(78.3%)

0.002

 

Normal

9

(81.8%)

5

(21.7%)

 

Aurora A

>Normal

0

(0%)

3

(13.0%)

0.535

 

Normal

11

(100.0%)

20

(87.0%)

 

Aurora B

>Normal

2

(18.2%)

3

(13.0%)

1.000

 

Normal

9

(81.8%)

20

(87.0%)

 

Centrin 2

>Normal

7

(63.6%)

16

(69.6%)

1.000

 

Normal

4

(36.4%)

7

(30.4%)

 

Centrin 3

>Normal

7

(63.6%)

19

(82.6%)

0.388

 

Normal

4

(36.4%)

4

(17.4%)

 
  1. NOTE: "Normal" is equivalent to the level of mRNA expression observed in the normal brain tissue.
  2. * No p-value could be calculated because neither group showed a moderate or abundant increase in mRNA expression (see Table 1).
  3. P < 0.05 by Fisher's exact test