LRATD2 and glioma: In this paper, the GTEx and TGCA databases [17] of the GEPIA website were used to obtain and analyze the differential expression of FAM84B in normal brain tissue and glioma, which showed that FAM84B expression in glioma tissues was significantly higher than that in normal brain tissues, suggesting a possible role for FAM84B as a pro-oncogene in glioma.