In particular, both BC and diet- and exercise- differentially expressed miRNAs were able to strongly interact with genes strongly responsible for mesenchymal transition including CTNNB1, ZEB1/2, and SNAIL2, suggesting that the fine regulation of such miRNAs mediated by dietary and exercise interventions may prevent EMT, thus reducing the risk of BC recurrence [80]. This evidence concerns the gene CTNNB1 and breast cancer.