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Table 1 Clinicopathological parameters, methylation and genetic alterations and its relation to cluster status

From: DNA methylation associates with survival in non-metastatic clear cell renal cell carcinoma

 

All Samples (n = 115)

Cluster A (n = 81)

Cluster B (n = 34)

p-value

Age (median ± SD)

65.0 ± 11.6

67.0 ± 11.5

63.0 ± 11.2

0.1031

Gender

 Male

66

42

24

0.0642

 Female

49

39

10

Tumor diameter (mm, median ± SD)

70.0 ± 41.6

55.0 ± 36.1

95.0 ± 38.5

< 0.0011

Morphological grade

 G1

16

16

0

< 0.0012

 G2

46

40

6

 G3

34

20

14

 G4

18

5

13

T Stage

 T1

50

47

3

< 0.0012

 T2

25

17

8

 T3

39

17

22

 T4

1

0

1

M stage

 M0

87

70

17

< 0.0012

 M1

28

11

17

TNM

 I

49

46

3

< 0.0012

 II

14

12

2

 III

24

12

12

 IV

28

11

17

Progress (n = 87)

 No

64

57

7

0.0012

 Yes

23

13

10

Follow Up Status

 Living

39

35

4

< 0.0012

 Living with disease

5

3

2

 Dead in ccRCC

45

20

25

 Dead

26

23

3

Average methylation (median ± SD)

0.3215 ± 0.0136

0.3196 ± 0.0105

0.3344 ± 0.0127

< 0.0011

Loss Chr 9p

 WT

73

62

11

< 0.0012

 Loss

42

19

23

Loss Chr 9q

 WT

75

62

13

< 0.0012

 Loss

40

19

21

Loss Chr 14q

 WT

76

60

16

0.0052

 Loss

39

21

18

Risk score (n = 114) [33]

 Low Risk

63

45

18

0.7452

 High Risk

51

35

16

  1. Differences between groups are compared using 1 Mann-Whitney Test and 2 χ2-test