Similar to our study, Textor et al. demonstrated that NKG2DL MICA expression was upregulated in squamous cervical carcinoma tissues (n = 15) compared to CIN (n = 28) and normal ectocervical tissues (n = 10) while ULBP2 was strongly expressed in normal ectocervical tissues [14]. The gene discussed is ULBP2; the disease is cervical squamous intraepithelial neoplasia.