Furthermore, upregulated DBNDD1 expression in primary prostate tumors was strongly correlated with the “cell cycle” in KEGG pathways (Figure 5D), “Gastric cancer Network 1 WP2361”, “ApoE and miR-146 in inflammation and atherosclerosis WP 3926”, and “cell cycle WP179” in WIKI pathways (Figure S2A), and issues involved in the cell cycle and mitotic Homo sapiens in REACTOME pathways (Figure S2B). This evidence concerns the gene DBNDD1 and prostate neoplasm.