As for lamin A/C, different effects of lamin B1 on lung cancer biology were reported: Jia et al. [67] identified decreased lamin B1 expression as a lung cancer-promoting factor, whereas two reports by Li et al. [71] and Li et al. [72] suggested that lamin B1 overexpression correlated with advanced-stage NSCLC. Here, LMNB1 is linked to lung carcinoma.