Exosomal CXCL14 Contributes to M2 Macrophage Polarization through NF-κB Signaling in Prostate Cancer

Table 1

Clinicopathological features of PC patients and their relationship with CXCL14 expression.

Characteristics	Cases (%) ()	CXCL14 expression (%)		value
		Higher (≥50%)	Lower (<50%)
Age
<65	13 (46%)	6 (46%)	7 (54%)	0.138
≥65	15 (54%)	8 (53%)	7 (47%)
Pathological stage
T1	11 (39%)	7 (64%)	4 (36%)	0.007
T2/T3	17 (61%)	14 (82%)	3 (18%)
Lymph node metastasis
Negative	13 (46%)	8 (62%)	5 (38%)	0.012
Positive	15 (54%)	11 (73%)	4 (27%)
Angiolymphatic invasion
Negative	16 (57%)	9 (56%)	7 (44%)	0.028
Positive	12 (43%)	8 (67%)	4 (33%)
Preoperative PSA
<4 ng/ml	16 (57%)	9 (56%)	7 (44%)	0.126
≥4 ng/ml	12 (42%)	7 (58%)	5 (42%)
Gleason score
<8	12 (43%)	7 (58%)	9 (42%)	0.281
≥8	16 (57%)	6 (38%)	6 (62%)