In fact, miR-425-5p has been described to be overexpressed in PCa cell lines, where it promotes proliferation, migration, and invasion by targeting forkhead box J3 [27]; miR-365b-3p expression resulted to be expressed at statistically different levels in PCa tissues compared to tissue from patients with prostatic hyperplasia [28]; the silencing of miR-193b-3p through promoter methylation was shown to correlate with more aggressive PCa [29]. The gene discussed is FOXJ3; the disease is benign prostatic hyperplasia.