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Table 4 Relationship between MPC2 expression and clinicopathological features of prostate cancer

From: MPC1 and MPC2 expressions are associated with favorable clinical outcomes in prostate cancer

Clinicopathologic

n

MPC2 expression

Variable

 

Positive

Weak positive

Negative

P value1

 

88

23(26.14%)

49(55.68%)

16(18.18)

 

Age(yr)

    

0.652

≤71

45

10(22.22%)

27(60.00%)

8(17.78%)

 

>71

43

13(30.23%)

22(51.16%)

8(18.60%)

 

Gleason score

    

0.367

<7

27

9(33.33%)

12(44.44%)

6(22.22%)

 

7–10

61

14(22.95%)

37(60.66%)

10(16.39%)

 

PSA (ng/ml)

    

0.763a

≤10

10

4(40.00%)

5(50.00%)

1(10.00%)

 

> 10 and ≤ 20

10

1(10.00%)

5(50.00%)

4(40.00%)

 

> 20

68

18(26.48%)

39(57.35%)

11(16.18%)

 

UICC stage

    

0.000

pT2

67

13(19.40%)

47(70.15%)

7(10.45%)

 

pT3-pT4

21

10(47.62%)

2(9.52%)

9(42.86%)

 

lymph node metastasis

    

0.002

Negative

74

22(29.73%)

43(58.11%)

9(12.16%)

 

Positive

14

1(7.14%)

6(42.86%)

7(50.00%)

 

distant metastasis

    

0.939

Negative

63

17(26.98%)

35(55.56%)

11(17.46%)

 

Positive

25

6(24.00%)

14(56.00%)

5(20.00%)

 
  1. 1Pearson Chi-Square test; a Fisher’s exact probabilities test