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Table 2 Association of NNMT expression with clinicopathological characteristics in 82 breast cancer patients with a chemotherapy efficacy record

From: Nicotinamide N-methyltransferase enhances chemoresistance in breast cancer through SIRT1 protein stabilization

Patient characteristics

n

NNMTh (%)

Pearson’s χ2

P

Total

82

38 (46.3)

  

Age (years)

Median = 50

≤ 50 (36)

19 (52.8)

1.069

0.301

> 50 (46)

36 (41.3)

ER

Positive (58)

24 (41.4)

1.962

0.161

Negative (24)

14 (58.3)

PR

Positive (53)

23 (43.4)

0.523

0.470

Negative (29)

15 (51.7)

HER-2

Positive (43)

22 (51.2)

1.417

0.232

Negative (37)

14 (37.8)

Ki-67

Positive (35)

15 (42.9)

0.081

0.776

Negative (39)

18 (46.2)

Molecular subtype

  

3.364

0.339

 Luminal A

20

6 (30.0)

 Luminal B

42

21 (50.0)

 ERBB2

13

6 (46.2)

 Basal-like

6

4 (66.7)

TNM

0.115

0.990

 0

0

0 (0)

 I

27

13 (48.1)

 II

39

18 (46.2)

 III

14

6 (42.9)

 IV

2

1 (50.0)

TNM2

0.393

0.530

 0 + I + II

63

28 (44.4)

 III + IV

19

10 (52.6)

Primary tumor size

1.387

0.709

 Tis

0

0 (0)

 T1

35

18 (51.4)

 T2

39

16 (41.0)

 T3

5

3 (60.0)

 T4

3

1 (33.3)

Lymph node metastasis

2.980

0.395

 N0

49

23 (46.9)

 N1

19

9 (47.4)

 N2

8

5 (62.5)

 N3

6

1 (16.7)

Distant metastasis

1.770

0.183

 M0

80

38 (47.5)

 M1

2

0 (0)

Chemotherapy response

4.807

0.028

 CR+PR

32

10 (31.3)

 SD+PD

50

28 (56.0)

  1. NNMTh NNMT high expression, CR complete response, PR partial response, SD stable disease, PD progressive disease