In ovarian tumor samples, we observed decreased expression of SERPINF1 and increased expression of FKBP14, which is consistent with the data on the downregulation and antiangiogenic and tumor suppressive activity of SERPINF1 in cervical cancer [23] and, conversely, on the upregulation and oncogenic properties of FKBP14 in OC [24]. This evidence concerns the gene FKBP14 and cervical carcinoma.