To analyze the clinical relevance of OCT4 and p53 mRNA levels in human cervical cancer, the database Kaplan–Meier Plotter was used and the results indicated that a high level of OCT4 mRNA was significantly negatively associated with the RFS rate of cervical cancer patients (p = 0.0078), while a high level of p53 mRNA was significantly positively related with the OS rate of cervical cancer patients (p = 0.021) (Figure 1A). This evidence concerns the gene POU5F1 and cervical carcinoma.