Several studies showed that S100A11 is overexpressed in various malignant tumors, such as lung cancer 17, gastric cancer 18, cervical squamous cell carcinoma 19, breast cancer 20, glioblastoma 14, etc. However, it plays a tumor-suppressive role in bladder cancer 21, indicating that S100A11 has a double effect on regulation of cancers. This evidence concerns the gene S100A11 and lung carcinoma.