In cancer, CELF2 is found to be localized to the nucleus, where it is associated with alternative splicing and transcript editing, in RNA granules, where it regulates mRNA stability, and in the cytoplasm, where it regulates pre-miRNA maturation, translation, and alternative polyadenylation.(34, 48, 49) Here, we determined that CELF2 shows different patterns of expression in MM cell lines with differential levels of endogenous LINC01432 expression. Here, LINC01432 is linked to cancer.