Table 1 Clinical and pathological features of CRC samples. Table describes the distribution of human colorectal tumors collected at University of Rome "Sapienza", according to high/low levels of p27 respect to the expression average (52% of neoplastic cells) and to the indicated clinico-pathological features. p-value was calculated using Fisher’s exact test.

From: p27kip1 expression and phosphorylation dictate Palbociclib sensitivity in KRAS-mutated colorectal cancer

Clinic-pathological features of CRC tumors

 

Low p27

High p27

p-value

  

(n = 86)

(n = 115)

 

Age

Average (range)

65 (23–86)

67 (32–87)

0.419

Sex

Female

36 (42%)

40 (35%)

0.305

 

Male

50 (58%)

75 (65%)

 

Cancer Site

Primary

77 (90%)

94 (82%)

0.124

 

Metastasis

9 (10%)

21 (18%)

 

Grading

1–2

20 (23%)

33 (28%)

0.201

 

3–4

56 (65%)

60 (52%)

 

Stage

I–II

15 (17%)

10 (9%)

0.094

 

III–IV

70 (81%)

96 (83%)

 

RAS

Mutated

57 (66%)

64 (56%)

0.279

 

Wild type

29 (34%)

45 (39%)

 

BRAF

Mutated

3 (3%)

7 (6%)

0.219

 

Wild type

38 (44%)

37 (32%)

 

Microsatellite

Instable

4 (5%)

1 (<1%)

0.133

 

Stable

15 (17%)

19 (17%)

 

Histotype

Mucinous

42 (49%)

19 (17%)

0.000001

 

Non-mucinous

44 (51%)

96 (83%)

 

Tumor Edge

Pushing

5 (6%)

18 (16%)

0.941

 

Infiltrative

7 (8%)

24 (21%)

 

Neoadjuvant

No

74 (86%)

91 (79%)

0.987

 

Yes

5 (6%)

9 (8%)