Research Article
Nampt/PBEF/Visfatin Upregulation in Colorectal Tumors, Mirrored in Normal Tissue and Whole Blood of Colorectal Cancer Patients, Is Associated with Metastasis, Hypoxia, IL1β, and Anemia
Table 1
Relationship between Nampt/PBEF/visfatin expression in colorectal tissue and clinicopathological features of CRC.
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Data presented as means with 95% CI of normalized (against geometric mean of GAPDH and PPIA expression) relative (referred to as mean expression across sample set investigated) quantities of Nampt/PBEF/visfatin, calculated by qBasePLUS software. Information in superscript indicates significant () between-group differences calculated using one-way ANOVA and -test for independent samples. Ratio of tumor-to-normal (T/N) expression for each parameter was calculated using -test for paired samples. Data presented as mean upregulation with 95% confidence interval. aDifferent from normal tissue; bdifferent from stage I; cdifferent from stage II; ddifferent from stage III, edifferent from stage IV; fsignificantly upregulated in tumor tissues compared to matched nontumor ones (-test for paired samples); gdifferent from N2 cancers; hdifferent from N1 cancers; idifferent from M1 cancers; jdifferent from M0 cancers; kdifferent from mild anemia; ldifferent from moderate/severe anemia; mdifferent from nonanemic patients. |