It has been seen that TEKT4P2 levels decrease as the stages increase (I/II and III/IV compared with stage 0), and additionally, TEKT4P2 interacts with several miRNAs associated with the development of cutaneous melanoma, such as miR-193-3p, miR-194-3p or miR-194-5p [30]. Here, TEKT4P2 is linked to cutaneous melanoma.