EPHA7 and uterine cervix carcinoma in situ: Subsequently, based on the achievements from this study, it’s reasonable to move to the next two directions, one is to further the fundamental research on the detailed mechanism of EphA7 methylation with other cofactors, the other one is to perform a large cohort evaluation that includes all stages from normal to cervical neoplasia, including CINI–CINIII, and cancer to advance the translational research, which both are currently being studied in our laboratory and will be presented in the coming future.