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Table 1 Association of DNAJC5 expression levels with clinicopathologic characteristics in LUAD

From: DNAJC5 facilitates the proliferation and migration of lung adenocarcinoma cells by augmenting EGFR trafficking

Clinicopathologic characteristics

n

DNAJC5 expression

p-value

  

High (%)

Low (%)

 

Gender

210

   

 Male

 

87 (41.4%)

14 (6.7%)

0.702

 Female

 

91 (43.3%)

17 (8.1%)

 

Age (years)

210

   

 < 60

 

88 (42.1%)

17 (8.1%)

0.579

 ≥ 60

 

90 (43.1%)

14 (6.7%)

 

Tumor size (cm)

210

   

 ≤ 3

 

114 (54.5%)

18 (8.6%)

0.524

 > 3

 

64 (30.6%)

13 (6.2%)

 

Differentiation

210

   

 Well

 

53 (25.2%)

14 (6.7%)

0.007

 Moderate

 

71 (33.8%)

11(5.2%)

 

 Poor

 

54 (25.7%)

6 (2.9%)

 

Lymph node metastasis

210

   

 Yes

 

61 (29.2%)

9 (4.3%)

0.569

 No

 

117 (56.0%)

22 (10.5%)

TNM stage

210

   

 StageI-II

 

163 (78%)

26 (12.4%)

0.188

 StageIII-IV

 

15 (7.2%)

5 (2.4%)

 

Metastasis

210

   

 Yes

 

55 (26.3%)

3 (1.4%)

0.015

 No

 

123 (58.9%)

28 (13.4%)

Smoke

210

   

 Yes

 

69 (33.3%)

12 (5.8%)

0.958

 No

 

107 (51.7%)

19 (9.2%)

 
  1. Association of DNAJC5 expression levels with clinicopathologic characteristics in LUAD.
  2. Statistically significant p < 0.05 values are in bold.

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