MTX2 has a high expression and plays roles in cancer genes such as DNA repair (NES=1.4591016, p=0.005), fatty acid metabolism (NES=1.4519013, p=0.007), MTORC1 signaling (NES=1.2563931, p=0.043), P53 (NES=1.7069312, p=0.0), and MYC targeting of V2 (NES=1.7783564, p=0.0) (Supplementary Fig. S4)63. Here, TRGV9 is linked to cancer.