Additionally, the mean levels of HERV-H and HERV-K (HML-2) LTR methylation were lower in the cancer tissues than in the controls: 69.11% (95% CI: 64.32–73.90) vs. 74.37% (95% CI: 70.41–78.32) and 61.56% (95% CI: 59.15–63.98) vs. 64.20% (95% CI: 62.01–66.39), respectively [p > 0.05 for HERV-H and p > 0.05 for HERV-K (HML-2)]. Here, CLEC10A is linked to cancer.