Twenty-seven common genes were identified (Table 4), among which we again recognized members of the humanin-like family, ribosomal protein subunit-coding genes, small nucleolar and small nuclear RNAs, histone-coding genes and tumor-associated genes such as LAMA5 [20] and HSPG2 (perlecan) involved in cell adhesion and pathologic angiogenesis [19]. The gene discussed is MT-RNR2; the disease is neoplasm.