EEF1A2 and ovarian cancer: Taking a cue from the fact that there was a frequent increase in copy number of 20q13 locus in 20–30% of ovarian tumors, the authors were able to eventually speculate that overexpression of EEF1A2, gene present within this locus, could be crucial in regulating cell transformation and tumorigenesis in ovarian cancer [3] (Fig. 3).