The results showed that the gene and protein expression patterns of ALKBH5, ELAVL1, and CDH2 were increased in ovarian cancer (Fig. 1A, E and Figure S8A, C, D), while the protein expression of WTAP did not match the gene expression (Fig. 1E, F and S8B), suggesting gene transcription and translation may be involved in its preservation. Here, ALKBH5 is linked to ovarian carcinoma.