TAB2 and rheumatoid arthritis: For instance, miRNAs may promote numerous immune processes, and their dysregulation and implications in RA are well accepted [7], such as miR-155 targeting TAB2 to activation of inflammatory responses [12], miR-16 targeting 3′-untranslated region (UTR) of TNF-α to be a signature of disease activity [13], miR-124a acting as a disease biomarker and a potential target for treatment [14], etc. Importantly, research on another type of ncRNAs named lncRNAs in RA is on the rise.