SOX10 helps distinguish between various types of salivary gland neoplasms [57];SOX10 rules out mimic lesions, differentiates between high- and low-grade adenocarcinomas, and is a reliable marker against certain similar-appearing tumors [57];Tumors lacking SOX10 are associated with specific histological features, such as the appearance of excretory or striated ducts;SOX10 expression varies among different subtypes of salivary gland neoplasms [57,58,59]. This evidence concerns the gene SOX10 and tumor of salivary gland.