miR-27a-3p is known to enhance tumor growth and invasion by repressing stress-responsive kinases and other tumor suppressors [30,31], whereas miR-205-3p has context-dependent roles, including regulation of EMT-related factors such as ZEB1/2 and PTEN, as well as components of immune and growth-factor signaling cascades [32,33]. The gene discussed is PTEN; the disease is neoplasm.