The information about the cellular functions and potential implications in human diseases for SNHG18 in the literature is scant, with only handful of cancer studies reporting a diverse role for SNHG18 in various cancers.31–36 Specifically, SNHG18 was found to be up-regulated in glioma cells and promote radioresistance31 and motility32 of glioma cells. The gene discussed is SNHG18; the disease is cancer.