Research Article

KIF22 Promotes Development of Pancreatic Cancer by Regulating the MEK/ERK/P21 Signaling Axis

Table 1

The relationship between KIF22 expression and clinicopathological features in patients with pancreatic cancer.

Clinicopathological characteristicsKIF22 high expression ()KIF22 low expression () value

Age0.733
Sex
Male29 (65.91%)18 (66.67%)0.848
Female15 (34.09%)9 (33.33%)
CA 199<0.0001
Ki67<0.0001
≤25%2 (4.55%)16 (59.26%)
26%~50%14 (31.82%)10 (37.04%)
>50%28 (63.64%)1 (3.7%)
Pathological type
Ductal adenocarcinoma25 (56.82%)14 (51.85%)0.683
Adenocarcinoma19 (43.18%)13 (41.15%)
Differentiation
Low differentiation13 (29.55%)10 (37.04%)0.744
Moderate differentiation26 (59.09%)15 (55.56%)
High differentiation5 (11.36%)2 (7.41%)
AJCC pathological stage
II10 (22.73%)17 (62.96%)0.013
III18 (40.91%)9 (33.33%)
IV6 (36.36%)1 (3.70%)
T stage
T12 (4.55%)5 (18.52%)0.001
T219 (43.18%)20 (74.07%)
T313 (29.55%)1 (3.7%)
T410 (22.73%)1 (3.7%)
N stage
N013 (29.55%)12 (44.44%)0.05
N126 (59.09%)10 (37.04%)
N25 (11.36%)5 (18.52%)