In addition, another report also found that upregulated NEAT1 were found in most ovarian tissues (53/67, 79.10%) when compared with para-tumor tissue specimens [26], and highly-expressed NEAT1 was closely correlated with a shorter survival rate, a poor differentiated degree, a bigger tumor size, an advanced FIGO stage and significant peritoneal metastasis [26]. This evidence concerns the gene NEAT1 and neoplasm.