Out of the 20 oncogene-related genes, we focused our subsequent experiments on AXL, because (a) its family member TYRO3 was also among the 634 genes that positively correlate with resistance to necroptosis; (b) out of the two TAM kinase family members, AXL expression showed the strongest positive correlation with TSZ-IC50 (AXL: Pearson coefficient = 0.21, p = 2.91 × 10−5; TYRO3: Pearson coefficient = 0.10, p = 0.017); and (c) AXL is the predominant TAM kinase family member that is frequently overexpressed in cancer. Here, TYRO3 is linked to cancer.