Considering the critical role of miR-361 in regulating cervical cancer cell invasion, we decided to focus on the 16 predicted genes belonging to the “Cell migration” GO term category, including HSP90AA1, ARF4, DEPDC1B, EPHA4, ABI2, BSG, GPC6, OGDH, PHACTR4, POMGNT2, RAC1, SEMA6D, TMEM18, VEGF-B, as well as Twist1 and VEGF-A (two known miR-361 targets) [40,41]. Here, SEMA6D is linked to cervical carcinoma.