Research Article

OLFML2A Overexpression Predicts an Unfavorable Prognosis in Patients with AML

Table 2

Logistic analysis of the relationship between OLFML2A expression and the clinicopathological features in the TCGA-AML database

CharacteristicsTotal (N)Odds ratio (OLFML2A) value

Gender (male vs. female)1511.024 (0.539–1.948)0.941
Race (White vs. Asian and Black or African American)1490.761 (0.239–2.305)0.630
Age (>60 vs. ≤60)1511.600 (0.836–3.090)0.158
WBC count (×10^9/L) (>20 vs. ≤20)1501.620 (0.853–3.106)0.142
BM blasts (%) (>20 vs. ≤20)1510.733 (0.379–1.408)0.352
PB blasts (%) (>70 vs. ≤70)1511.412 (0.745–2.692)0.292
Cytogenetic risk (intermediate and poor vs. favorable)1492.575 (1.140–6.156)0.027
FAB classifications (M1&M2&M3&M4&M5&M6&M7 vs. M0)1500.657 (0.210–1.923)0.448
Cytogenetics (+8&del (5) &del (7) &inv (16) &t (15; 17) &t (8; 21) &t (9; 11) &complex vs. normal)1350.814 (0.413–1.600)0.551
FLT3 mutation (positive vs. negative)1473.038 (1.467–6.541)0.003
IDH1 R132 mutation (positive vs. Negative)1490.607 (0.176–1.912)0.402
IDH1 R140 mutation (positive vs. negative)1490.684 (0.194–2.245)0.533
RAS mutation (positive vs. negative)1501.000 (0.228–4.378)1.000
NPM1 mutation (positive vs. negative)1501.081 (0.498–2.357)0.844