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Table 2 Associations between mtDNA copy number and clinicopathological characteristics in BC patients

From: High leukocyte mitochondrial DNA copy number contributes to poor prognosis in breast cancer patients

Characteristics

Quintile 1(n = 132)

Quintile 2–5(n = 529)

P-value

Age at diagnosis

  

0.753

 ≤ 40

43 (32.6%)

164 (31.0%)

 

 >40

89 (67.4%)

365 (69.0%)

 

Tumor size(cm)

  

0.348

 ≤ 2

47 (35.6%)

164 (31.0%)

 

 >2

85 (64.4%)

365 (69.0%)

 

Nodal status

  

0.272

 Negative

45 (34.1%)

210 (39.7%)

 

 Positive

87 (65.9%)

319 (60.3%)

 

Clinical stage

  

0.622

 I

23 (17.4%)

104 (19.7%)

 

 II + III

109 (82.6%)

425 (80.3%)

 

Grade

  

0.041

 I + II

109 (82.6%)

391 (73.9%)

 

 III

23 (17.4%)

138 (26.1%)

 

HR

  

0.186

 Negative

40 (30.3%)

195 (36.9%)

 

 Positive

92 (69.7%)

334 (63.1%)

 

HER2

  

0.749

 Negative

95 (72.0%)

372 (70.3%)

 

 Positive

37 (28.0%)

157 (29.7%)

 

Subtype

  

0.393

 Luminal A

28 (21.2%)

95 (18.0%)

 

 Luminal B

64 (48.4%)

239 (45.2%)

 

 HER2+

20 (15.2%)

81 (15.3%)

 

 Triple-negative

20 (15.2%)

114 (21.5%)

 
  1. Abbreviations: mtDNA, mitochondrial DNA; HR, Hormone receptor; HER2, human epidermal growth factor-2