Of note, by extracting and analyzing genomic and mRNA data from 194 prostate tumors with copy number alterations (CNA) from the “MSKCC, Cancer Cell 2010” dataset [45] within cBioPortal, we were able to show that FAM84B gene amplification alone and with its mRNA upregulation (Supplementary Figure 9A) associates with decreases in DFS (Figure 9A). Here, LRATD2 is linked to cancer.