Autophagy can be both activated and inhibited in renal carcinoma, and it plays a double-edged role in the development of renal carcinoma [8, 9]; in the early stage of cancer, autophagy can suppress tumors, while in the late stage, autophagy contributes to the survival of tumor cells in an unfavorable environment, and some autophagy-related proteins P62, LC3B, and beclin-1 have become indicators of the prognosis of patients with renal carcinoma [10, 11]. Here, BECN1 is linked to cancer.