A Combined Effect of Expression Levels of Obesity-Related Genes and Clinical Factors on Cancer Survival Rate

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Kaplan–Meier survival curves for LIHC patients with different expression levels of GNPDA2 along with different genders, races, tumor grades, and body weight. (a) The combined effect of expression level of GNPDA2 and gender on the survival probability of LIHC patients. The patients were assigned to four groups: high-expression level female, high-expression level male, low-expression level female, and low-expression level male. (b) The combined effect of the expression level of GNPDA2 and race on the survival probability of LIHC patients. The patients were divided into six groups: high-expression level African-American, high-expression level Asian, high-expression level Caucasian, low-expression level African-American, low-expression level Asian, and low-expression level Caucasian. (c) The combined effect of expression level of GNPDA2 and tumor grade on the survival probability of LIHC patients. The patients were divided into eight groups: high-expression level grade 1, high-expression level grade 2, high-expression level grade 3, high-expression level grade 4, low-expression level grade 1, low-expression level grade 2, low-expression level grade 3, and low-expression level grade 4. (d) The combined effect of expression level of GNPDA2 and BMI on the survival probability of LIHC patients. The patients were divided into eight groups: high expression-normal weight (), high expression-high weight (), high expression-obese (), high expression-extremely obese (), low expression-normal weight (), low expression-high weight (), low expression-obese (), and low expression-extremely obese ().

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