Identification of E3 ubiquitin ligase-associated prognostic genes and construction of a prediction model for uterine cervical cancer based on bioinformatics analysis.

E3 ligases are engaged in a variety of physiological processes within cells and use ubiquitin-labeled substrates to control their activity and stability. Although some research has indicated that E3 ligases or particular substrates have an impact on the treatment that cervical cancer patients get after their diagnosis, The exact purpose of these enzymes in the occurrence and evolution of cancer of the cervical region (CC) is not clear. In order to extract and analyze relevant mRNA gene expression data as well as clinical patient data, we used open databases.