marginally significantP =0.07
High CD3D/CD4 ratio was associated with significantly improved survival in two of three cohorts ( GSE31684 , P =0.02; GSE5287 , P =0.035) and marginally significant survival benefits in the other cohort (CIT, P =0.07).
High CD3D/CD4 ratio was associated with significantly improved survival in two of three cohorts ( GSE31684 , P =0.02; GSE5287 , P =0.035) and marginally significant survival benefits in the other cohort (CIT, P =0.07).