Interestingly, common upregulated long 3’UTR genes include C11orf54 and STARD3NL, which are involved in exosome functions (58, 59) and TMEM265, whose expression is negatively correlated with tumor-infiltrating immune cells (60), while upregulated short 3’UTR genes include PBX3 (Figure 4C), which is associated with inflammation and promotes migration and invasion of colorectal cancer cells (61–63). The gene discussed is PBX3; the disease is neoplasm.