AKAP95 contributes to tumor growth by facilitating the splicing of cyclin A2, an important regulator of the cell cycle.261 The regulatory functions of AKAP95 in gene expression and tumorigenesis are contingent on its capacity to establish condensates with appropriate liquidity and dynamicity (Table 4).261 The data suggest that AKAP95 is involved in tumorigenesis by promoting the proliferation of cancer cells. The gene discussed is AKAP8; the disease is cancer.