AURKA and cancer: Although the AURKA mRNA expression level in AURKA(WT) transgenic fish (Figure 1A) was 3–4 fold lower than mutant AURKA transgenic fish (Figure 1B) at 3 M, the levels are similar at 5 M, 7 M, and 11 M, and interestingly, the level was 7-fold lower in AURKA(V352I) compared to AURKA(WT) at 9 M. Nevertheless, the transgenic fish overexpressed human AURKA compared to the control fish, so we could further compare those two transgenic fish for lipogenesis, fibrosis, and cancer formation.