In addition, it has been reported that inhibition of RPLP2 could lead to the accumulation of ROS in gynecological tumor [20], and the GSEA analysis showed that RPLP2 had a significant effect on the critical ferroptosis-related pathway “Oxidative Phosphorylation” in pediatric acute myeloid leukemia [21], indicating RPLP2 may have an effect on ferroptosis of cancer cells. The gene discussed is RPLP2; the disease is cancer.