Additionally, YTHDF3 also enhances the stability of m6A-modified ZEB1 mRNA, thereby facilitating metastasis of liver cancer.244 Moreover, YTHDF3 is frequently overexpressed in HCC, with higher expression levels correlating with an increased risk of cancer recurrence in patients.249 Furthermore, recent research has implicated YTHDF3 in tumorigenesis. This evidence concerns the gene YTHDF3 and liver cancer.