These data support the notion that DNA damage destabilizes hnRNPA0 mRNA leading to downregulation of hnRNPA0 protein in wild‐type p53 cancer cells.[11] Moreover, in agreement with the reported roles of p53/p21 in the downregulation of hnRNPA0 after DNA damage in wild‐type p53 cancer cells,[11] knockdown of either p53 or p21 in HCT116 and RKO cells diminished the reductions in hnRNPA0 mRNA after oxaliplatin treatment or UV irradiation (Figure S5i,j, Supporting Information). The gene discussed is HNRNPA0; the disease is cancer.