The cell cycle promoting regulation indeed comes from the interaction between the FOXM1 protein—a part of the MMB-FOXM1 complex—and the FAM72A [75,76,78,81], FAM72B [40,75,76,78,81], and FAM72D [25,75,76,78,81] promotors, confirming that all FAM72 (A–D) paralogs are regulated by this pathway during the G2/M phase in proliferating cells (i.e., NSCs and cancer cells). The gene discussed is FOXM1; the disease is cancer.