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Probe SetGene NameOverall SurvivalRelapse Free survival Basal Like HR (Hazard Ratio)Logrank P valueHR (Hazard Ratio)Logrank P value _atHORMAD1. HORMA domain containing 1 1,07 (0,5 - 2,28)0,87 0,92 (0,65 − 1,29)0, _s_atMAD2L1. MAD2 mitotic arrest deficient-like 1 (yeast) 0,77 (0,44 - 1,35)0,361,27 (0,98 − 1,65)0, _atKNTC2. Kinetochore associated 2 0,58 (0,33 - 1,03)0,0611,27 (0,98 − 1,65)0, _s_atTPX2. Microtubule-associated protein homolog (Xenopus laevis) 0,52 (0,29 - 0,92)0,024 0,89 (0,69 − 1,16)0, _s_atANLN. Anillin, actin binding protein (scraps homolog, Drosophila) 0,91 (0,43. 1,94)0,811,41 (1 − 1,97)0, _atANXA1. Annexin A1 2,21 (0,99 - 4,92)0,0472 (1,41 - 2,83)6,40E _s_atASPM. Asp (abnormal spindle)-like, microcephaly associated (Drosophila) 0,59 (0,33 - 1,04)0,0651,26 (0,97 − 1,63)0, _x_at BIRC5. Baculoviral IAP repeat-containing 5 (survivin) 0,6 (0,34 - 1,05)0,07 0,83 (0,64 − 1,08)0, _s_atCDC20. Cell division cycle 20 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 0,61 (0,35 - 1,06)0,0771,01 (0,78 − 1,31)0, _atCDCA3. Cell division cycle associated 3 0,78 (0,37 - 1,67)0,520,92 (0,65 − 1,29)0, _s_atCENPA. Centromere protein A, 17kDa 0,45 (0,25 - 0,81)6,20E-031,07 (0,82 − 1,39)0, _s_atCentromere protein F, 350/400ka (mitosinCENPF. ) 0,63 (0,36 - 1,11)0,111,21 (0,93 − 1,57)0, _atCEP55. Chromosome 10 open reading frame 3 0,59 (0,33 - 1,05)0,0711 (0,77 − 1,3) _atCCNA2. Cyclin A2 0,76 (0,44 - 1,33)0,340,91 (0,7 − 1,18)0, _s_atCCNB1. Cyclin B1 0,65 (0,37 - 1,15)0,141,37 (1,05 − 1,77)0, _atCCNE1. Cyclin E1 0,79 (0,46 - 1,38)0,410,88 (0,68 − 1,14)0, _atCCNE2 Cyclin E2 0,52 (0,29 - 0,94)0,0271,19 (0,92 − 1,55)0, _atDLGAP5. Discs, large homolog 7 (Drosophila) 0,74 (0,42 - 1,31)0,31,22 (0,94 − 1,59)0, _s_atDUSP1. Dual specificity phosphatase 1 0,86 (0,49 - 1,5)0,591,14 (0,88 − 1,49)0, _atDST. Dystonin 1,93 (1,09 - 3,4)0,0221,04 (0,8 - 1,35)0, _atFAM83D. Chromosome 20 open reading frame 129 0,98 (0,46 - 2,1)0,961 (0,72 − 1,41)0, _x_atFOXM1. Forkhead box M1 0,49 (0,27 - 0,87)0,0140,81 (0,63 − 1,06)0, _atINHBA. Inhibin, beta A (activin A, activin AB alpha polypeptide) 1,3 (0,61 - 2,79)0,491,28 (0,91 - 1,79)0, _x_atIL8. Interleukin 8 1,79 (1,02 - 3,14)0,0411,54 (1,18 − 2,01)1,20E _atNUSAP1.Nucleolar and spindle associated protein 1 0,63 (0,36 - 1,11)0,11,21 (0,93 − 1,56)0, _x_atPTTG1. Pituitary tumor-transforming 1 0,89 (0,51 - 1,55)0,681,39 (1,07 − 1,81)0, _s_atPRC1. Protein regulator of cytokinesis 1 0,77 (0,44 - 1,35)0,361,01 (0,78 − 1,31)0, _x_atSTMN1. Stathmin 1/oncoprotein 18 1,1 (0,63 - 1,92)0,740,86 (0,66 - 1,12)0, _s_atSMC4. Structural maintenance of chromosomes 4-like 1 (yeast) 0,58 (0,33 - 1,03)0,0610,96 (0,74 − 1,24)0, _atUBE2C. Ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme E2C 0,72 (0,41 - 1,25)0,740,92 (0,71 − 1,19)0, _atUHRF1. Ubiquitin-like, containing PHD and RING finger domains, 1 0,58 (0,27 - 1,27)0,171,16 (0,83 − 1,63)0,38 Supplementary Table 2