While terms associated with cell cycle and DNA replication appeared with high frequency in the enrichment results for genes positively co-expressed with CKS2, the biological process or pathway terms enriched by genes negatively co-expressed with CKS2 covered various aspects of cellular functions, including migration, apoptosis, and integrin activation, from which it could be conjectured that the genes positively or negatively correlated with CKS2 may affect the CKS2-centered occurrence and progression of endometrial carcinoma through different biological processes and pathways. This evidence concerns the gene CKS2 and endometrial carcinoma.