Finally, whereas the Testis Expressed 14 (Tex14) gene has not been reported to be implicated in cancer, this is the only one of the top 12 genes in which the tumor/normal differences were inconspicuous (Fig. 5i), consistent with the supposition that increases in paused RNAPII at enhancers or promoters of the other genes are associated with tumor progression. This evidence concerns the gene TEX14 and neoplasm.