Figure 5
From: Dissecting the expression landscape of RNA-binding proteins in human cancers
Survival of patients with breast cancer for different expression levels and path lengths for within and between expression groups of RNA-binding proteins. SUR (left) and non-SUR (right) survival for a sample of five RBPs classified by path length (shortest, median or longest). Curves in red are survival plots for patients with enhanced expression of the selected genes based on more than 1,800 patients’ expression profiles from the KM plot [68]. The within-group path ranking for SUR RBPs suggests that as the mean path lengths increase the contribution of the SUR RBPs in prognosis tends to increase. While between groups, RBPs having shorter path lengths to a SUR RPB contribute the most to prognosis. KM, Kaplan–Meier; RBP, RNA-binding protein; SUR, strongly upregulated; HR, Hazard Ratio.