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Table 1 Characteristics and association between SIRPB1 expression and clinicopathologic features of patients with glioma based on TCGA

From: SIRPB1 regulates inflammatory factor expression in the glioma microenvironment via SYK: functional and bioinformatics insights

Variable

No

SIRPB1 expression

P

Low (%)

High (%)

WHO grade

 WHO-II

216

138 (46.9%)

78 (24.5%)

 < 0.001

 WHO-III

237

127 (43.2%)

110 (34.5%)

 WHO-IV

160

29 (9.9%)

131 (41.1%)

IDH status

 Mutant

424

266 (80.4%)

158 (47.9%)

 < 0.001

 Wild type

237

65 (19.6%)

172 (52.1%)

1p/19q co-deletion

 Co-deletion

168

123 (36.8%)

45 (13.6%)

 < 0.001

 Non-co-deletion

496

211 (63.2%)

285 (86.4%)

Primary therapy outcome

 CR

135

93 (35.1%)

42 (23.5%)

0.016

 PD

103

50 (18.9%)

53 (29.6%)

 PR

62

35 (13.2%)

27 (15.1%)

 SD

144

87 (32.8%)

57 (31.8%)

Gender

 Female

284

154 (46.0%)

130 (38.8%)

0.072

 Male

386

181 (54.0%)

205 (61.2%)

Race

 Asian

13

6 (1.8%)

7 (2.1%)

0.897

 Black or African American

32

15 (4.6%)

17 (5.2%)

 White

613

308 (93.6%)

305 (92.7%)

Histological type

 Astrocytoma

192

103 (30.7%)

89 (26.6%)

 < 0.001

 Glioblastoma

160

29 (8.7%)

131 (39.1%)

 Oligoastrocytoma

128

75 (22.4%)

53 (15.8%)

 Oligodendroglioma

190

128 (38.2%)

62 (18.5%)

EGFR status

 Mutant

73

28 (8.6%)

45 (13.7%)

0.05

 Wild type

583

299 (91.4%)

284 (86.3%)

PIK3CA status

 Mutant

49

24 (7.3%)

25 (7.6%)

1

 Wild type

607

303 (92.7%)

304 (92.4%)

Age#

42.00 [33.00,55.00]

50.00 [36.00,61.00]

 < 0.001

  1. #Shown as median [IQR], Wilcoxon rank sum test
  2. CR complete response, PD progressive disease, PR partial response, SD stable disease