Meanwhile, evidence has shown that neutrophils can kill cancer cells by releasingantimicrobial components, secreting different cytokines or chemokines, andinteracting with other immune cells (39).Therefore, the ceRNA regulatory network ZNF197-AS1/miR-425/GABARAPL1 may inhibit UM growth and metastasis bymediating the immune pathways. The gene discussed is GABARAPL1; the disease is cancer.