HJURP played an oncogenic role in multiple myeloma (GSE2658: DSS, n = 559, HR = 1.55, Cox p = 0.000223), in brain cancer (GSE4271: OS, n = 74, HR = 1.56, Cox p = 0.001901; GSE4412: OS, HR = 1.56, Cox p = 0.001901), in soft tissue cancer (GSE30929: DRFS, n = 140, HR = 2.61, Cox p = 0.000136), and in lung cancer (GSE31210: OS, n = 74, HR = 1.56, Cox p = 0.001901; RFS, HR = 1.94, Cox p = 0.000003). This evidence concerns the gene HJURP and AL amyloidosis.