Hence, miR-210 when inhibited increases the level of apoptosis in HeLa cells [46]; miR-22 promotes cell survival in UV irradiated cells through a tumor suppressor gene down-regulation [74]; down-regulation of miR-25 in ovarian cancer cells induces apoptosis [75]; miR-155 was described as having anti-apoptotic effects in murine macrophages during Helicobacter pylori infection [76]; and miR-133b is known to inhibit pro-survival molecules MCL-1 and Bcl-w proteins, two members of the BCL-2 family [47]. The gene discussed is BCL2; the disease is ovarian cancer.