High score of NCoR phosphorylation (≥5) was primarily observed in Gleason scores ≥8 (68.75%) than with Gleason scores ≤7 (15.38%), whereas the high score (≥5) of IP-10 was observed more often with Gleason scores ≤7 (33.3%) than with Gleason scores ≥8 (12.5%), providing the inverse relationship between NCoR phosphorylation and IP-10 in the late stage of prostate cancer development (Fig. 5C). This evidence concerns the gene CXCL10 and prostate cancer.