Figure 5.
Association of etoposide genes from CRISPR screen with outcome in pediatric AML. (A) High expression of EtoRGs: PRKDC and RAD54L2 showed unfavorable EFS, OS, and RR in pediatric AML. (B) High expression of EtoSGs: TKT with favorable EFS, OS, and RR; RPE with better EFS and OS; CSK1B with favorable OS; and SKP2 with lower RR in pediatric patients with AML treated in AML02 trial. Corresponding STRING networks showed interactions with respective genes with other genes. (∗, ∗∗, ∗∗∗ indicate significant terms at the P < .05, P < .01, and P < .001 statistical levels, respectively). Gene expression association analysis was performed with (referred as Risk adj) or without adjusting (referred as Unadj) for the initial risk group assignment.

Association of etoposide genes from CRISPR screen with outcome in pediatric AML. (A) High expression of EtoRGs: PRKDC and RAD54L2 showed unfavorable EFS, OS, and RR in pediatric AML. (B) High expression of EtoSGs: TKT with favorable EFS, OS, and RR; RPE with better EFS and OS; CSK1B with favorable OS; and SKP2 with lower RR in pediatric patients with AML treated in AML02 trial. Corresponding STRING networks showed interactions with respective genes with other genes. (∗, ∗∗, ∗∗∗ indicate significant terms at the P < .05, P < .01, and P < .001 statistical levels, respectively). Gene expression association analysis was performed with (referred as Risk adj) or without adjusting (referred as Unadj) for the initial risk group assignment.

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