SWATH-MS analysis revealed that miR-26a-regulated proteins are linked to carcinogenesis, including some potential cancer therapy targets, e.g., HSP, G-protein subunit, GPCR, proteasomes, etc. Our results also highlight the role of miR-26a on phosphorylation and redox regulation, two essential post-translational modifications functioning in oncogenesis57,58. The gene discussed is HSP90B2P; the disease is cancer.