Studies of RNA and lipid interactions have increased in recent times, and there have been studies describing these interactions and the biological functions that reside on them, for example, the lncRNA LINK-A that interacts with PIP3 that leads to AKT inhibitors resistance [47], or the cancer-related lncRNA−lipid-droplet transporter (LIPTER) that has a role in modulating on the lipid droplets and its interaction with PIP4 and PA [13]. Here, AKT1 is linked to cancer.