Similarly, miR‐140, miR‐101‐3p, miR‐577, miR‐96, and miR211 suppressed GBM mesenchymal properties by targeting cathepsin B, TRIM44, Rab25, AEG‐1, and HMGA2, respectively.[77, 78, 79, 80, 81] On the other hand, aberrant expression of miR‐10b is associated with grade IV gliomas as well as PMT.[82] Agomir (a miRNA mimic) of miR‐10b injection enhances tumor growth in vivo, while miR‐10b mimics induces a significant morphological change of GBM cells from pebble shape to the long fusiform shape, a feature of PMT.[82]. This evidence concerns the gene TRIM44 and glioblastoma.