However, albeit not in all tumors taken singularly, the overall increase in RANBP9 protein in NSCLC masses corresponded to an overall increase in the RANBP9 transcript, and the overall decrease in RANBP10 was also consistently observed at both the protein and mRNA levels (Fig. 4A-D, Fig. 5A-F; Supplementary Fig. 5G-L). This evidence concerns the gene RANBP10 and non-small cell lung carcinoma.