In comparison with normal skin, LCP2 was upregulated in skin cutaneous melanoma in Riker’s study13 (p value: 8.27 × 10−4; Fold Change: 2.963) and in Talantov’s study14 (p value: 8.07 × 10−5; Fold Change: 2.434) (Fig. 2A). Here, LCP2 is linked to cutaneous melanoma.