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Table 4 Correlation between different levels of miR-124-3 methylation and clinical parameters

From: Pyrosequencing quantified methylation level of miR-124 predicts shorter survival for patients with myelodysplastic syndrome

Variables

No.

miR-124-3 methylation

P

 

Low-meth (n%)

High-meth (n%)

Sex

   

0.150

 Male

36

11(30.6)

25(69.4)

 Female

20

10(50.0)

10(50.0)

Age

   

0.015

  < 60

25

5(20.0)

20(80.0)

  ≥ 60

31

16(51.6)

15(48.4)

WBC (× 109/L)

   

1.000

  ≥ 4

13

5(38.5)

8(61.5)

  < 4

43

16(37.2)

27(62.8)

Hb(g/dL)

   

0.715

  ≥ 10

9

4(44.4)

5(55.6)

  < 10

47

17(36.2)

30(63.8)

PLT (× 109/L)

   

0.184

  ≥ 100

18

9(50.0)

9(50.0)

  < 100

38

12(31.6)

26(68.4)

MCV(fL)

   

0.783

  ≥ 100

28

11(39.3)

17(60.7)

  < 100

28

10(35.7)

18(64.3)

WHO classification

   

0.006

 SLD/RS-SLD/

MDS-U/5q-

10

7(70.0)

3(30.0)

 MLD/RS-MLD

10

6(60.0)

4(40.0)

 EB-1/EB-2

36

8(22.2)

28(77.8)

BM blast (%)

   

0.006

  < 5

20

13(65.0)

7(35.0)

 5–10

15

3(20.0)

12(80.0)

 11–19

21

5(23.8)

16(76.2)

Cytopenias

   

0.298

 0/1

11

6(54.5)

5(45.5)

 2/3

45

11(33.3)

30(66.7)

Karyotype

   

0.888

 Good

34

13(38.2)

2 (61.8)

 Intermediate

7

2(28.6)

5(71.4)

 Poor

14

5(35.7)

9(64.3)

IPSS

   

0.358

 Low

4

3(75.0)

1(25.0)

 Int-1

24

9(37.5)

15(62.5)

 Int-2

19

6(31.6)

13(68.4)

 High

8

2(25.0)

6(75.0)

  1. Italics are statistically significant