Although little is known about the role of EPHA7 in cervical cancer pathogenesis, its frequent downregulation brought about by various epigenetic mechanisms and coupled with tumor progression was determined in other epithelial malignancies, as, for example, in prostate cancer [92], colorectal cancer [93], and esophageal squamous cell carcinoma [94]. The gene discussed is EPHA7; the disease is neoplasm.