Several investigations, ours among them, propose that SRSF1 may facilitate the growth of cancer cells via diverse tumor-intrinsic processes, thus serving as a potential therapeutic target in solid tumors.11,14,16–18 It is believed that SRSF1 contributes to tumor formation in breast, lung, and colon cancers, where its levels are increased. This evidence concerns the gene SRSF1 and colonic neoplasm.