TP53 and cancer: The GO enrichment analysis of the identified miRNAs revealed that they participate in regulating several biological processes, including metabolism, gene expression, and cellular macromolecule biosynthesis, molecular functions, such as protein/enzyme binding, protein kinase binding, RNA binding, and, molecular pathways associated with cancer progression including MAPK [71], Wnt [72] and p53 signaling [73], DNA damage response [74], focal adhesion [75], and cell cycle regulation [76].