SNRPN and gastric cancer: However, as the BAE, MAE, and TE scores of the SNRPN gene in advanced gastric cancer were previously noted to have behaved in opposite of those observed from other cancer types, this gene was specifically not included in the classification model for gastric cancer, and only those with both GNAS- and GRB10-positive classes can be identified as malignant (Fig. 6).