MTERF3 and cancer: The GSEA demonstrated that MTERF3 is related to many cancer-related KEGG pathways (Figure 8C) and biological processes (Figure 8D), including cell adhesion molecules (CAMs, NES = −2.649), DNA replication (NES = 2.422), cell cycle (NES = 2.518), proteasome (NES = 2.610), DNA replication (NES = 2.429, mitochondrial translation (NES = 2.423), macrophage activation (NES = −2.202), extracellular matrix assembly (NES = −2.546), as well as several other vital terms.