For miR-195-5p, overexpression of this miRNA has been demonstrated to inhibit cell migration and invasiveness in oral squamous cell cancer, cervical cancer, and breast cancer by targeting TRIM14, YAP1, and CCNE1 proteins, respectively53–55, or preventing thyroid carcinoma cell progression by acting on the p21/cyclin D1 axis56. This evidence concerns the gene CCND1 and cervical cancer.