Academic Development: Elucidating the molecular mechanisms of fusion transcripts in OCCC, addressing research gaps in gynecologic oncology, and establishing a multidisciplinary research framework to advance precision medicine's foundational and translational studies. Clinical Applications: Identifying and testing targeted therapies such as MET inhibitors to provide personalized treatment options for recurrent OCCC patients with in-frame MET fusion, ultimately improving clinical outcomes. Social and Economic Impact: Enhancing patient prognosis, reducing the healthcare burden associated with chemoresistance, and driving innovation in cancer therapy while solidifying Taiwan's leadership in gynecologic oncology research. The ultimate goal of this project is to establish a clinical diagnostic and therapeutic framework for fusion transcripts, providing a robust scientific and clinical foundation for precision medicine in OCCC