CIMAP2 and cervical carcinoma: The expressions of the remaining 13 genes in cervical cancer were shown inFigure 2A. We observed that there was no significant difference in the expressions ofFAM83G,RNF222,SLC5A10,FAM83C,TOM1L2,TMEM154,A2ML1,FAM83B,CYSRT1,PGLYRP3,C1ORF177 andSLC10A6 in cervical squamous cell carcinoma and cervical adenocarcinoma compared with those in the normal squamous epithelium and normal glandular epithelium, respectively (Supplementary Figure S1).