In summary, except for CDKN2A, which is a clear outlier in the dataset under consideration, the changes in the local number of CNVs did not appear to be connected to the pan-cancer genes located in these regions (CAMTA1 and MTOR, MUC4 and TFRC, and NCOR2; see Figure 5C,D,F, respectively). Here, CDKN2A is linked to cancer.