AGR2 and neoplasm: Numerous investigations have indicated that AGR2 overexpression is associated with the EMT process within neoplastic tissues.[26,27] Furthermore, heightened levels of AGR2 may facilitate tumor cell proliferation and metastasis, consequently exerting detrimental effects on clinical treatment outcomes.[28,29] In our research, we observed that the expression levels of AGR2 in cervical squamous cell carcinoma tissues were markedly elevated compared to their corresponding non-neoplastic control tissues.