As mentioned above, significantly higher miR-708 values have been found in children with high-risk common-ALL, whereas miR-708 seems to target the 3 ́-UTR of CNTFR, NNAT and GNG12 (encoding ciliary neurotrophic factor receptor, neuronatin and G protein subunit gamma 12, respectively) [74]. The gene discussed is NNAT; the disease is acute lymphoblastic leukemia.