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Table 1 Characteristics 54 patients with oral cancer, and the association of miR-196a and miR-196b expressions with clinicopathological status

From: OncomiR-196 promotes an invasive phenotype in oral cancer through the NME4-JNK-TIMP1-MMP signaling pathway

 

miR-196a

miR-196b

Characteristics ( n )

low ( n ,%)

high ( n ,%)

low ( n ,%)

high ( n ,%)

Sex

    

  Female (5)

0 (0)

5 (100)

1 (20)

4 (80)

  Male (49)

12 (24)

37 (76)

18 (37)

31 (63)

  *P value

0.210

 

0.455

 

Age

    

  ≤ 55 years old (30)

6 (20)

24 (80)

9 (30)

21 (70)

  > 55 years old (24)

6 (25)

18 (75)

10 (42)

14 (58)

  P value

0.661

 

0.372

 

Alcohol drinking

    

  No (29)

6 (21)

23 (79)

10 (34)

19 (66)

  Yes (25)

6 (24)

19 (76)

9 (36)

16 (64)

  P value

0.770

 

0.907

 

Cigarette smoking

    

  No (24)

3 (12)

21 (88)

7 (29)

17 (71)

  Yes (30)

9 (30)

21 (70)

12 (40)

18 (60)

  P value

0.124

 

0.407

 

Betel quid chewing

    

  No (17)

3 (18)

14 (82)

7 (41)

10 (59)

  Yes (37)

9 (24)

28 (76)

12 (32)

25 (68)

  P value

0.584

 

0.532

 

Pathologic T-status

    

  T1-T2 (25)

6 (24)

19 (76)

9 (36)

16 (64)

  T3-T4 (29)

6 (21)

23 (79)

10 (34)

19 (66)

  P value

0.770

 

0.907

 

Pathologic N-status

    

  pN0 (32)

12 (37)

20 (63)

16 (50)

16 (50)

  pN + (22)

0 (0)

22 (100)

3 (14)

19 (86)

  *P value

0.001

 

0.006

 

Pathologic stage

    

  I - II (19)

6 (32)

13 (68)

8 (42)

11 (58)

  III - IV (35)

6 (17)

29 (83)

11 (31)

24 (69)

  P value

0.223

 

0.433

 

Differentiation

    

  Well (15)

5 (33)

10 (67)

6 (40)

9 (60)

  Moderate (35)

7 (20)

28 (80)

13 (37)

22 (63)

  Poor (4)

0 (0)

4 (100)

0 (0)

4 (100)

  #P value

0.137

 

0.280

 

Total

12 (22)

42 (78)

19 (35)

35 (65)

  1. *Fisher’s exact test was used.
  2. #Liner-by-linear association test was used.