“…Further analysis showed that high levels of these circRNAs are closely related to the clinicopathological stage of BC, which describes the tumor status, including the tumor size, presence of local and distant metastasis, and tumor pathological grade, and affect the survival of BC patients. [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34] Regarding tumor tissue classifications, the levels of circRNAs, including circ-BPTF, circTFRC, circZFR, circPTK2, and circASXL1, were found to be significantly higher in low-grade BC tissues than in high-grade BC tissues. 27,28,30,32,33 Regarding the pathological TNM stage, circRNAs, including circTFRC, circZFR, circPRMT5, circPTK2, circASXL1 and circCASC15, were positively correlated with the T stage when patients were stratified into Ta-1 and T2-4 subgroups.…”