Studies performed on CP20, A2780, OSE, OV90, OV1487, OVCAR4, OVCAR2, and SKOV3 cell lines have shown that overexpressed MICU1 is responsible for deranged cell metabolism and drove aerobic glycolysis in ovarian cancer cells, thus playing an important role in the poor outcome of ovarian cancer due to chemoresistance [181]. This evidence concerns the gene MICU1 and ovarian carcinoma.