In addition, RNASEH2A showed a higher correlation with cluster of genes known to play a role in cancer proliferation as compared to RNASEH2B, RNASE2C, and RNASEH1. We also observed a similar trend for the three putative binding partners of RNASEH2A that we identified by mass spectrometry, showing a correlation comparable with that found in the GTEx dataset. The gene discussed is RNASEH1; the disease is cancer.