Some antisense oligonucleotides can specifically complement with microRNAs and inhibit their functions, termed as “microRNA sponges.”[51] It has been reported that LINC00963, as lncRNA, act as such spongy interactions in cancer development, affecting specific miRNA-mediated axis to exert a regulatory role.[52–56] However, there has been no reports revealing the function of LINC00963 in uveal melanoma until now, which imply the further research. The gene discussed is LINC00963; the disease is cancer.