In the Cellular Component (CC) category, we found subcellular locations, including “apical part of cell,” “apical plasma membrane,” and “pronucleus.” In the Molecular Function (MF) category, the results suggested unique molecular functions, such as “monocarboxylic acid binding,” “carboxylic acid binding,” and “iron ion binding.” Notably, many of the above processes were related to TIMP1, which suggested that TIMP1 was involved in CRC progression by regulating ferroptosis. The gene discussed is TIMP1; the disease is colorectal carcinoma.