LRRK2 and cancer: Considering the important role of Nuclear factor of activated T cells (NFAT) transcription factors in T-cell biology and cancer [26]–[29], we additionally analyzed expression pattern of genes encoding proteins belonging to the large lincRNA-protein complex [also known as the Non-coding RNA Repressor Of NFAT (NRON) complex], recently found to be associated with NFAT [30], [31], and the kinase LRRK2 which is linked to this complex as a negative regulator of NFATC2 [32], [33].