Among the 36 proteins being analyzed (Supplementary Table 2, Supplementary Figure 1), anillin (encoded by ANLN) was found to interact with KDR (also named VEGFR2), and such an interaction affected breast cancer survival with statistical significance at both the translational (Supplementary Figure 2, 51 and 44% were optimized for ANLN and KDR binarization, respectively) and transcriptional (Supplementary Figure 3, 51 and 32% were optimized for ANLN and KDR binarization, respectively) levels. This evidence concerns the gene ANLN and breast carcinoma.