FOSL1 and colonic neoplasm: In addition, Kim et al firstly uncovered that JMJD2C was overexpressed in five colon cancer cell lines and especially associated closely with the growth of HCT116 cells, and JMJD2C might promote the survival of colon cancer cells and stimulate the proliferation of colon cancer cells via up-regulating the levels of Cyclin D1 and FRA1 [19].