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Figure 4. Use of expression levels of genes versus subnetworks to stratify patient samples. (A) Five-fold cross-validation on the 130 patients evaluated at UC San Diego. Survival analyses on SC→TX are shown for both the low- (dashed lines) and high- (solid lines) risk groups predicted by subnetwork signatures (black lines) or by gene signatures (gray lines). (B-C) Survival curves on SC→TX for (B) the 17 European patients or for (C) the patient cohort in Friedman et al.26 The 2 risk groups are predicted by 2 sets of markers developed on the UC San Diego cohort, including the 38 subnetworks (black lines) and the top 230 genes (gray lines).

Use of expression levels of genes versus subnetworks to stratify patient samples. (A) Five-fold cross-validation on the 130 patients evaluated at UC San Diego. Survival analyses on SC→TX are shown for both the low- (dashed lines) and high- (solid lines) risk groups predicted by subnetwork signatures (black lines) or by gene signatures (gray lines). (B-C) Survival curves on SC→TX for (B) the 17 European patients or for (C) the patient cohort in Friedman et al.26  The 2 risk groups are predicted by 2 sets of markers developed on the UC San Diego cohort, including the 38 subnetworks (black lines) and the top 230 genes (gray lines).

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