Firstly, eIF4E overexpression may directly promote protein synthesis of two other important estradiol targets, MYC and cyclin D1 that have eIF4E-sensitive mRNA, which are known to play major roles in driving ER+ breast cancer growth, though our data suggests they more important in driving cell proliferation rather than modulating tamoxifen response (Figs. S8 and S9). This evidence concerns the gene EIF4E and breast cancer.