Along with these genes (ATF3, JUNB, and NR4A2) that we predicted to be regulated by the MAP kinase MAP3K8, a known oncogene involved in prostate cancer growth [48], we additionally suggest the dual specificity phosphatase 5 (DUSP5) as another upstream regulator of NFκB in prostate cancer: DUSP5 was not only predicted to be highly functionally related to NFκB in the positive regulation of NFκB transcription factor activity (Table 1), but also correctly predicted to be regulated by MAP3K8 (Fig 2) [59]. This evidence concerns the gene NR4A2 and prostate carcinoma.