FRY and breast carcinoma: A truncated versions in the form of EEF1DP3-FRY fusion gene was detected in about 7% of breast cancers [36], polymorphisms in FRY were also linked to mammary tumor susceptibility in F334 rats [37], and FRY conditional knockout mice showed impaired mammary gland development during pregnancy and the forced expression of the gene suppressed breast cancer cell growth [38].