In line with the obtained results of this experiment in determining the reduced expression of c-Myc due to the miR-145 transfection, a number of other studies addressing various cancer types revealed that miR-145 repressed the expression of c-Myc in various cancers (Chen et al., 2010[5]; Shao et al., 2013[35]; Zhang et al., 2014[48]). The gene discussed is MYC; the disease is cancer.