Conversely, other findings [43] and our data showing that hnRNP H has a stronger or a distinct effect than hnRNP F on eIF4H splicing (Figure S3), 4E-BP phosphorylation (Figure S3), GBM cell migration (Figure 4), cell cycle (Figure S5) or proliferation (Figure 5) suggest the possibility of differential effects on specific post-transcriptional events involving specific mRNA targets and RBPs which need further investigation to be characterized. The gene discussed is HNRNPH2; the disease is glioblastoma.