Furthermore, KM survival analysis of these 384 genes was performed to obtain 25 genes associated with cervical cancer prognosis, and LASSO Cox regression was used as a machine-learning algorithm to construct a prognostic risk model with 12 gene signatures (i.e., BCL6, CCNA1, CTHRC1, DGKD, EPB41L4B, ERRFI1, LRRC40, NCEH1, NEBL, PDSS1, ROR1, and RTKN2), and the patients were divided into high-risk and low-risk groups according to risk scores. This evidence concerns the gene NCEH1 and cervical cancer.