ETV5 and lung carcinoma: Additionally, in triple-negative breast cancer [27, 28], gastric cancer [29], lung cancer [30], oral squamous cell carcinoma [31], and glioblastoma [32], the mRNA of ETV5 and its subfamily members were found to be highly expressed, and this was positively correlated with a high FIGO stage, depth of invasion, lymph node metastasis, and recurrence, leading to shorter survival time.