In the past few years, evidence has accumulated that abnormal expression or activation of CENPF is a common phenomenon in malignant tumors, and there is a significant correlation between CENPF and tumorigenesis or progression in cancer patients, including HCC 27, 28, prostate cancer, breast cancer 29, and other tumors 30, which has been partially confirmed. The gene discussed is CENPF; the disease is prostate carcinoma.