As shown in Figure 10e,f, in the COMPARTMENTS database, eight pathways were enriched, including the cellular anatomical entity, intracellular organelle, membrane-bounded organelle, intracellular membrane-bounded organelle, cytoplasm, and protein-containing complex, suggesting that CPAP-activated lymphocytes might primarily target the membranes of tumor cells and disrupt the normal physiological processes by affecting organelle function, the cytoplasmic environment, and protein complex interactions [65]. The gene discussed is CPAP; the disease is neoplasm.