The functional lncRNA cytoskeleton regulator lnc RNA (CYTOR), also referred to as Linc00152, was previously discovered as a gene with a length of 828 base pairs situated on the human chromosome 2p11.2,[82] and the aberrant expression of this gene is associated with the inflammatory response and apoptosis.[83] CYTOR exhibits various cancer-related processes, such as invasion, metastasis, malignant proliferation, glycolysis, and inflammatory response. This evidence concerns the gene CYTOR and cancer.