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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of the human patients with breast cancer in this study with STAT1 staining results

From: STAT1-deficient mice spontaneously develop estrogen receptor α-positive luminal mammary carcinomas

 

Number (percentage)

 
 

All cases

ER-

ER+

 

Characteristics

( n = 161)

( n = 78)

( n = 83)

P value

PR expression

    

   Negative

95 (59%)

78 (100%)

7 (8%)

2.91 × 10-38a

   Positive

76 (47%)

0 (0%)

76 (92%)

 

HER2 IHC or FISH

    

   Negative

129 (80%)

46 (59%)

83 (100%)

1.35 × 10-12a

   Positive

32 (20%)

32 (41%)

0 (0%)

 

Histology groupb

    

   A

6 (4%)

2 (3%)

4 (5%)

 

   B

138 (85%)

71 (91%)

67 (81%)

0.2512a

   C

16 (10%)

5 (6%)

11 (13%)

 

   D

1 (1%)

0 (0%)

1 (1%)

 

Percentage of STAT1+ neoplastic cells (percentage score)

    

   < 5%

17 (11%)

7 (9%)

10 (12%)

 

   5%-25%

20 (12%)

10 (13%)

10 (12%)

0.91c

   26%-75%

65 (40%)

33 (42%)

32 (39%)

 

   > 75%

59 (37%)

28 (36%)

31 (37%)

 

Percentage of STAT1+ stromal cells (percentage score)

    

   < 5%

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

 

   5%-25%

16 (10%)

2 (3%)

14 (17%)

0.006a

   26%-75%

54 (34%)

26 (33%)

28 (34%)

 

   > 75%

91 (56%)

50 (64%)

41 (49%)

 

STAT1 intensity in STAT1+ neoplastic cells (intensity score)

    

   Low

54 (34%)

17 (22%)

37 (45%)

 

   Intermediate

60 (37%)

31 (40%)

29 (35%)

0.0042c

   High

47 (29%)

30 (38%)

17 (20%)

 

STAT1 intensity in STAT1+ stromal cells (intensity score)

    

   Low

2 (1%)

0 (0%)

2 (2%)

 

   Intermediate

18 (11%)

3 (4%)

15 (18%)

0.0027a

   High

141 (88%)

75 (96%)

66 (80%)

 
  1. aFisher exact test. bHistology group A: ductal carcinoma in situ with minor areas of invasive ductal carcinoma; group B: invasive ductal carcinoma; group C: lobular carcinomas; group D: mixed ductal and lobular carcinomas. cChi-squared test. ER, estrogen receptor; FISH, fluoresence in situ hybridization; HER2, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2; IHC, immunohistochemistry; PR, progesterone receptor.