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Table 2 Diagnosis and p53 status of human gliomas: The index of Ki-67 staining and p53 status (mutation and immunopositivity) are listed with patient ID, age at surgery, gender (F, female; M, male), and clinical diagnosis (GBM, glioblastoma, WHO grade IV; AA, anaplastic astrocytoma, WHO grade III, AE anaplastic ependymoma, WHO grade III). Images of H&E staining and immunohistochemistry are shown [see additional file 1].

From: O6-methylguanine-DNA methyltransferase is downregulated in transformed astrocyte cells: implications for anti-glioma therapies

ID

Age

Gender

Diagnosis

Ki-67 (%) a

p53 mutations b

p53 staining c

G1

73

F

GBM

4.0

N

+

G2

58

M

GBM

44.3

R156P, H214R

++

G3

36

M

GBM

24.8

N

-

G4

77

F

GBM

92.5

N

-

G5

53

M

GBM

12.6

N

++

G6

61

M

GBM

43.6

N

+

G7

83

M

GBM

53.1

H193P

++

G8

28

M

GBM

29.0

H214R

+++

G9

55

F

AA

3.3

N

+++

G10

42

F

AE

42.6

N

-

  1. aMIB-1 labeling index (by anti-Ki-67 antibody) was analyzed using the MetaMorphV7.0 software (Molecular Cevices, Downingtown, PA, USA), by counting 500–2,000 nuclei per case.
  2. bp53 cDNA was amplified by RT-PCR and the products were directly sequenced. N, no mutation was detected.
  3. cStaining intensity was classified into four categories: +++, strong; ++, moderate; +, weak; -, negative.