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Table 1 Clinical and laboratory data from acute lymphoblastic leukemia patients

From: Increased levels of cyclin D1 negatively impacts on acute lymphoblastic leukemia overall survival

Characteristics

Total patients (n = 45)

Cyclin D1 a

p-value

Low expression (n = 20)

High expression (n = 20)

Age, years; median (range)

27 (18–79)

22 (18–67)

38 (18–79)

0.022

Gender

 Male, n (%)

30 (66.7)

14 (70)

13 (65)

 

 Female, n (%)

15 (33.3)

6 (30)

7 (35)

0.49

Immunophenotype

 B-ALL, n (%)

35 (79.5)

14 (70)

18 (90)

0.114

 T-ALL, n (%)

9 (20.5)

6 (30)

2 (10)

BCR-ABL1 positive, n (%)

 Positive, n (%)

10 (22.2)

1 (5)

7 (35)

 

 Negative, n (%)

35 (77.8)

19 (95)

13 (65)

0.018

Peripheral blood counts, median (range)

 Hemoglobin, g/dL

9.1 (5.2–15.8)

7.9 (5.2–15.2)

9.3 (5.3–15.8)

0.235

 WBC, × 109/L

12.2 (0.8–549.5)

23.8 (3.2–549.5)

8.2 (0.8–61.8)

0.013

 Platelets, × 109/L

38 (4–433)

29 (4–162)

38 (7–433)

0.419

LDH, median (range); U/L

1440 (245–13090)

2625 (270–13090)

1410 (245–6848)

0.09

  1. Abbreviations: ALL acute lymphoblastic leukemia, T-ALL precursor T-acute lymphoblastic leukemia, B-ALL precursor B-acute lymphoblastic leukemia, BCR-ABL1 breakpoint cluster region-abelson 1, WBC white blood cell, LDH lactic dehydrogenase
  2. aPatients with ALL whose sample were collected at diagnosis (n = 40) were included in the analysis
  3. Statistically significant p values are highlighted in bold