Furthermore, JNK inhibitors were vastly employed to inhibit migration in several cell lines including human dermal fibroblasts56, smooth muscle cells57, murine cortical neuronal cells50, schwann cells58, murine epidermal keratinocytes, murine dermal fibroblasts59, thyroid cancer cells60 uterine luminal epithelial cells61 and human lung adenocarcinoma cells62. Here, MAPK8 is linked to thyroid cancer.