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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of patient samples and expression of transducin (β)-like 1 X-linked receptor 1 in breast cancer

From: Transducin (β)-like 1 X-linked receptor 1 promotes proliferation and tumorigenicity in human breast cancer via activation of beta-catenin signaling

 

Number of cases (%)

Gender

 

Male

0 (0.0)

Female

214 (100.0)

Age, years

 

≤47

101 (47.2)

>47

113 (52.8)

Clinical stage

 

I

21 (9.8)

II

107 (50.0)

III

66 (30.8)

IV

20 (9.3)

Tumor (T) classification

 

T1

69 (32.3)

T2

113 (52.8)

T3

24 (11.2)

T4

8 (3.7)

Node (N) classification

 

N0

67 (31.3)

N1

80 (37.4)

N2

63 (29.4)

N3

4 (1.9)

Metastasis (M) classification

 

No

192 (89.7)

Yes

22 (10.3)

Vital status at follow up

 

Alive

146 (68.2)

Dead

68 (31.8)

Histological differentiation

 

Well-differentiated

8 (3.7)

Moderately differentiated

152 (71.0)

Poorly differentiated

54 (25.3)

Expression of transducin (β)-like 1 X-linked receptor 1

 

Low expression

103 (48.1)

High expression

111 (51.9)

Detectable

214 (100.0)

Undetectable

0 (0.0)

Expression of estrogen receptor

 

0

91 (42.6)

1

98 (45.8)

2

14 (6.5)

3

11 (5.1)

Expression of progesterone receptor

 

0

76 (35.5)

1

99 (46.3)

2

27 (12.6)

3

11 (5.1)

4

1 (0.5)

Expression of c-erbB2

 

0

36 (16.8)

1

33 (15.4)

2

29 (13.6)

3

14 (6.5)

4

3 (1.4)