Well-documented scientific evidence is reported for some of them for their involvement in cancer (NORAD, SNHG6, NFS1, SLMO2-ATP5E, RAB5IF, EDEM2, VAPB, RBM39, TPD522, CPN1, SRSF6), and they gave us good confidence in the validity of the model adopted, suggesting the necessity of further analysis to investigate their involvement in the mechanisms supporting CRC pathogenesis. The gene discussed is ATP5F1E; the disease is colorectal carcinoma.