CLEC4D and cancer: LCEXO TFs are also related to regulation of immune and inflammatory responses; cell differentiation, activation, and development; miRNA transcription; apoptotic process; somatic stem cell population maintenance; stem cell differentiation; angiogenesis; proto-oncogenesis; signaling pathways like HTLV-I, HSV1, and EBV infection; type II interferon-mediated; transcriptional misregulation in cancer; pathways in cancer; C-type lectin receptor; and circadian rhythm, as well as epigenomic reprogramming processes through histone deacetylase binding, Ubl conjugation, phosphorylation, and acetylation.