MEIS1 overexpression in several solid cancers has an important oncogenic function, for example, in breast [106,107], colorectal [108], human esophageal squamous cell [109,110], neuroblastoma [111], ovarian [112], and prostate cancers [113], where its upregulation has been associated to cancer etiology, progression, and increased invasiveness. Here, MEIS1 is linked to prostate carcinoma.