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Table 1 Comparison of clinical and laboratory features between LEP hypermethylated and non-hypermethylated AML patients

From: Identification and validation of obesity-related gene LEP methylation as a prognostic indicator in patients with acute myeloid leukemia

Patient’s features

Non-hypermethylated (n = 68)

Hypermethylated (n = 104)

P value

Sex, male/female

35/33

69/35

0.057

Median age, years (range)

55.5 (18–85)

55 (18–86)

0.872

Median WBC, × 109/L (range)

12.5 (0.9–528.0)

18.4 (0.3–232.1)

0.626

Median hemoglobin, g/L (range)

76 (32–147)

79 (32–144)

0.951

Median platelets, × 109/L (range)

50 (6–447)

38.3 (3–415)

0.046

Median BM blasts, % (range)

45 (5.5–97.5)

56.5 (1–99)

0.064

FAB classifications

  

0.044

 M0

0

2

 

 M1

5

6

 

 M2

21

45

 

 M3

19

10

 

 M4

15

20

 

 M5

7

14

 

 M6

1

5

 

 No data

0

2

 

Karyotypes

  

0.042

 Normal

24

52

 

 t(8;21)

4

8

 

 inv(16)

0

2

 

 t(15;17)

19

8

 

 +8

2

3

 

 -5/5q-

1

0

 

 -7/7q-

0

1

 

 t(9;22)

1

1

 

 11q23

0

2

 

 Complex

7

10

 

 Others

7

9

 

 No data

3

8

 

Gene mutations

   

 CEBPA (±)

4/53

12/69

0.187

 NPM1 (±)

5/52

10/71

0.587

 FLT3-ITD (±)

4/53

8/73

0.761

 C-KIT (±)

5/52

3/78

0.274

 N/K-RAS (±)

3/54

12/69

0.098

 IDH1/2 (±)

3/54

2/79

0.404

 DNMT3A (±)

2/55

6/75

0.470

 U2AF1 (±)

0/57

3/78

0.267

 SRSF2 (±)

3/54

1/80

0.306

 SETBP1 (±)

0/57

2/79

0.512

CR, total AML (±)

33/26

29/56

0.011

CR, non-M3 AML (±)

20/22

23/56

0.049

CR, CN-AML (±)

11/9

14/29

0.105

  1. Patients’ blasts less than 20% with t(15;17) cytogenetic aberrations
  2. WBC white blood cells, BM bone marrow, FAB French-American-British classification, CR complete remission