Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of samples in the whole cohort and in subgroup defined according to the GEF/GAP metagene-based classifier

From: ECT2 associated to PRICKLE1 are poor-prognosis markers in triple-negative breast cancer

Characteristics

N (%)

GEF/GAP metagene

p Value

Down

Up

Age at diagnosis (years)

   

3.46E-14

  ≤50

2540 (36%)

1112 (32%)

1428 (40%)

 

  >50

4488 (64%)

2388 (68%)

2100 (60%)

 

Pathological type

   

1.21E-02

  Ductal

3979 (79%)

1998 (77%)

1981 (80%)

 

  Lobular

498 (10%)

263 (10%)

235 (10%)

 

  Other

574 (11%)

325 (13%)

249 (10%)

 

Pathological tumour size (pT)

   

0.133

  pT1

2113 (38%)

1100 (39%)

1013 (36%)

 

  pT2

2923 (52%)

1439 (51%)

1484 (53%)

 

  pT3

595 (11%)

304 (11%)

291 (10%)

 

Pathological axillary node status (pN)

   

0.239

  0

3446 (56%)

1741 (56%)

1705 (55%)

 

  1

2743 (44%)

1344 (44%)

1399 (45%)

 

Pathological grade

   

1.00E-06

  1

721 (11%)

442 (14%)

279 (9%)

 

  2

2573 (41%)

1478 (48%)

1095 (34%)

 

  3

2986 (48%)

1181 (38%)

1805 (57%)

 

ER mRNA status

   

2.29E-153

  Negative

2764 (31%)

811 (18%)

1953 (43%)

 

  Positive

6218 (69%)

3680 (82%)

2538 (57%)

 

PR mRNA status

   

8.62E-53

  Negative

4670 (52%)

1976 (44%)

2694 (60%)

 

  Positive

4255 (48%)

2489 (56%)

1766 (40%)

 

ERBB2 mRNA status

   

0.00021

  Negative

7884 (88%)

4000 (89%)

3884 (86%)

 

  Positive

1098 (12%)

491 (11%)

607 (14%)

 

Molecular subtype

   

1.00E-06

  HR+/HER2−

5929 (66%)

3532 (79%)

2397 (54%)

 

  HER2+

1098 (12%)

491 (11%)

607 (14%)

 

  TN

1936 (22%)

463 (10%)

1473 (33%)

 

Metastatic relapse

   

6.81E-06

  No

3127 (77%)

1606 (80%)

1521 (74%)

 

  Yes

923 (23%)

396 (20%)

527 (26%)

 

 Follow-up, median (range)

42 (1–232

38 (1–221)

37 (1–232)

0.48

 5-year MFS, % [95% CI]

71% [69–74]

75% [72–79]

67% [64–71]

5.09E-04

  1. GEF Rho-guanylyl exchange factor, GAP GTPase-activating proteins, ER Oestrogen receptors, PR progesterone receptor, MFS metastasis-free survival