High ABAT transcript expression is also favorably prognostic in renal (papillary), liver, and lung cancers (our mining of the Human Protein Atlas, v19.proteinatlas.org [44]), and prevalently expressed in other cancers, such as thyroid carcinoma [42], but is negatively prognostic for patients with esophageal squamous cell carcinoma [45]. This evidence concerns the gene ABAT and lung cancer.