In cervical cancer, UBE2C was reported to be a target gene of miR-525-5p, and overexpression of miR-525-5p dramatically repressed cell viability, invasiveness, and migration ability; elevated the expression of UBE2C; and partially blunted the salutary effects of miR-525-5p on invasive ability (Chen and Liu, 2020). Here, UBE2C is linked to cervical carcinoma.