Research Article

HIF-1α Regulates the Progression of Cervical Cancer by Targeting YAP/TAZ

Table 1

According to the histopathological characteristics of the patient and expression of HIF-1α, YAP, and TAZ in CC.

GroupsHIF-1YAPTAZ
PositiveNegativePositiveNegativePositiveNegative

A (normal cervical epithelial)306 (20.0)24 (80.0)7 (23.3)23 (76.7)8 (26.7)22 (73.3)
B (CIN)5833 (56.9)25 (43.1)34 (58.6)24 (41.4)36 (62.1)22 (37.9)
B1 (CINI)3215 (46.9)17 (53.1)16 (50.0)16 (50.0)17 (53.1)15 (46.9)
B2 (CINII-III)2618 (69.2)8 (30.8)18 (69.2)8 (30.8)19 (73.1)7 (26.9)
C (CSCC)4026 (65.0)14 (35.0)15.480.00129 (72.5)11 (27.5)17.390.00127 (67.5)13 (32.5)13.440.001
Differentiation
C1 (high)1910 (52.6)9 (47.4)11 (57.9)8 (42.1)12 (63.2)7 (36.8)
C2 (moderate/poor)2116 (76.1)5 (23.9)2.430.1218 (85.7)3 (14.3)3.870.04915 (71.4)6 (28.6)0.310.577
L/N metastasis
C3 (positive)1511 (73.3)4 (26.7)12 (80.0)3 (20.0)13 (86.7)2 (13.3)
C4 (negative)2515 (60.0)10 (40.0)0.730.3917 (68.0)8 (32.0)0.680.41114 (56.0)11 (44.0)4.020.045