The function of ZFP36 is to decay mRNA by binding to adenylate/uridylate‐rich‐elements in the 3′ untranslated regions of its target mRNAs.[11] Although ZFP36 plays crucial roles in macrophages,[12] cardiomyocytes,[13] tumour cells,[14, 15] etc., its function in VSMCs is unclear. The gene discussed is ZFP36; the disease is neoplasm.