MALAT1 has since been associated with several human neoplasms, including lung [7, 8], liver [9], renal [10], colorectal [11], gastric [12], breast [13], cervical [14], pancreatic [15], and bladder cancers [16], uterine endometrial stromal sarcoma [17], glioma [18], and osteosarcoma [19]. The gene discussed is MALAT1; the disease is neoplasm.