TCF7L2 and colonic neoplasm: Taking CCAT2 as an example, Hui Ling et al used RIP analysis to examine the physical interaction between CCAT2 and TCF7L2 by pulling down RNAs colocalized with TCF7L2 protein, and they found that endogenous CCAT2 could bind to TCF7L2 protein, and then up-regulated MYC expression in colon cancer cells [64].