BCOR and retinoblastoma: Furthermore, BCOR expression aids in eye development and is highly expressed in the lens and retina [39]; and this latter property may explain why retinoblastomas are prone to mutated BCOR. In our cohort, it was most common non-RB1 gene abnormality, occurring in 23% of specimens (higher than previously published series (13%) [7,17]) and was associated with poor prognosis, specifically worse metastases-free survival, but not with high-risk pathological features.