Fig. 7From: Expression and activation of nuclear hormone receptors result in neuronal differentiation and favorable prognosis in neuroblastomaHigh GR, ERα, and RARα levels correlated with favorable prognosis and neuronal differentiation status in NB patients. A Kaplan-Meier overall and event free survival curves for patients divided into HighGR + ERα (74 patients) versus LowGR + ERα (80 patients) mRNA expression levels. B mRNA expression of the neuronal differentiation markers TH, NGFR, and SCG2 in the HighGR + ERα versus LowGR + ERα patient groups. C Kaplan-Meier overall survival curves for patients divided into four patient groups according to MYCN status. MNA HighGR + ER (0 patients) versus LowGR + ERα + RARα (50 patients) and NMNA with HighGR + ER (74 patients) versus LowGR + ERα + RARα (29 patients) mRNA expression levels. D Kaplan-Meier overall and event free survival curves for patients divided into two groups according to HighGR + ERα + RARα (24 patients) versus LowGR + ERα + RARα (36 patients) mRNA expression levels. E mRNA expression of the neuronal differentiation markers TH, NGFR, and SCG2 between the HighGR+ ERα + RARα versus LowGR+ ERα + RARα patient groups. Statistical analysis: t-test with *, ***, and **** indicating p < 0.05, p < 0.001, and p < 0.0001. Log-rank test was used for analysis of all Kaplan-Meier curves. p-values are shown in each plot. All data are from the SEQC cohortBack to article page