lncRNA transcripts are involved in cell proliferation (MIAT) [37], cell apoptosis (MALAT1) [38], cell invasion (ATB) [39,40], angiogenesis (HULC) [41], DNA damage response (PCAT1) [42], cell cycle regulation (CASC7) [43], the regulation of the tumour microenvironment (FAM66C) [44], hypoxia (MIR210HG) [45], BBB permeability (TUG1) [46], tumour progression (TUNAR) [47], recurrence (TALC) [48], resistance to temozolomide (TMZ; ADAMTs9-AS2) [49], radiation resistance (HMMR-AS1) [50], and others (see Table 1). Here, TUG1 is linked to neoplasm.