Patient survival and gene expression data were downloaded from TCGA's data portal and patients were split into two groups with the median CBX6 mRNA expression level as the cut-off.
HIV-positive patients were split into two groups.
Patients were split into three age groups: 18-39 (young), 40-59 (middle-aged), and ≥60 (older).
Patients were split into two groups depending on the presence of infectious complications.
Patients were split evenly into four quartiles, determined by daily IV FA.
[4] Patients were split into two groups: Group D (GD) - diarrhoea and Group N (GN) - normal bowel function.
Septic patients were split into four groups; aspirin therapy, dual aspirin and statin therapy, statin therapy, neither aspirin nor statin therapy.
Patients were split into two groups based upon the percentile 50 for the Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score at ICU admission.
Patients were split into two groups: ABU of those in group A (n = 257) was not treated with antibiotics, while that of those in group B (n = 293) was.
Patients were split evenly by gender, and represent a range of ages, years since diagnosis, type and number of organs involved, level of education, and hematologic response to treatment.
Patients were split nearly evenly by gender, and represent a range of ages, years since diagnosis, type and number of organs involved, level of education, region of residence (within the U.S ., type of current treatment, and hematologic response to treatment.
