Moreover, BC patients with high levels of both LIN28A and MSI2 had a higher level of YAP1 expression (32/34), whereas those with low levels of LIN28A and MSI2 had a lower level of YAP1 expression (26/28), indicating a correlated expression of LIN28A/MSI2 and YAP1 (Fig. 7G–I). This evidence concerns the gene YAP1 and breast cancer.