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Table 1 Relationship between ATF3 protein expression and clinicopathological features in HCC patients

From: ATF3 inhibits the tumorigenesis and progression of hepatocellular carcinoma cells via upregulation of CYR61 expression

Clinicopathological Features

Number of cases

ATF3 expression

P Value

Low N (%)

High N (%)

Age (years)

  ≤ 50

159

27 (64.30)

132 (68.40)

0.606

  > 50

76

15 (35.70)

61 (31.60)

 

Gender

 Male

190

34 (81.00)

156 (80.40)

0.936

 Female

46

8 (19.00)

38 (19.60)

 

Tumor size

  ≤ 5 cm

113

19 (47.50)

94 (49.70)

0.797

  > 5 cm

116

21 (52.50)

95 (50.30)

 

AFP (ng/ml)

  ≤ 20

79

12 (28.60)

67 (35.30)

0.408

  > 20

153

30 (71.40)

123 (64.70)

 

HBV infection

 Negative

42

9 (22.50)

33 (17.50)

0.454

 Positive

187

31 (77.50)

156 (82.50)

 

Cirrhosis

 Absent

38

10 (23.80)

28 (14.40)

0.134

 Present

137

32 (76.20)

166 (85.60)

 

Intrahepatic metastasis

 Absent

161

23 (54.80)

138 (71.10)

0.039*

 Present

75

19 (45.20)

56 (28.90)

 

Histological grade

 I, II

 

19 (45.2)

100 (51.5)

0.458

 III, IV

 

23 (54.8)

94 (48.5)

 
  1. AFP alpha-fetoprotein, N Number of cases, P value represents the probability from a Chi-square test for different immunohistochemical scores of ATF3 in HCC tissues. *P < 0.05