“Cancer” and related categories such as “Cell death and survival”, “Cellular movement”, “Cellular growth and proliferation”, as well as “Cell-to-cell signaling and interactions” were among the top altered functions identified in both bi- and monoallelically PALB2-deficient cell lines (Fig. 3g, h and Supplementary Table 5a–c). This evidence concerns the gene PALB2 and cancer.