The up-regulated expression of SRSF10 in AML samples of the TCGA database and normal blood samples of the GTEx database is shown in Fig. 7A. Meanwhile, we analyzed the expression level of SRSF10 in the pan-cancer atlas of the TCGA database and found that the expression of SRSF10 was most up-regulated in AML and acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), indicating that it may be involved in hematological tumorigenicity and development (Fig. 7B). This evidence concerns the gene SRSF10 and cancer.