FLOT2 and cancer: These results indicate that miR-485-5p reduces the translation product of FLOT2 mRNA via acting on its 3ʹ-UTR, and support the observations that microRNAs can regulate the expression level of FLOT2 [36], the genes in FLOT2 related growth factor receptors linked signal transduction pathways [37,38], and influence the development and progression of cancer.