RPS9 and non-small cell lung carcinoma: Subsequently, a total of 141 pairs of primary NSCLC and matched adjacent normal tissues were collected to further clarify these results in NSCLC, finding that RPS9 was extremely overexpressed in most NSCLC tissues compared to normal controls (Figure 1C) and this phenomenon was determined in 68.1% of NSCLC cases (Figure 1D).