“…miR-137 downregulation has been associated frequently with various types of cancer and to a great extent with poor prognostic clinico-pathological parameters and decreased overall survival (OS) [30][31][32][33][34][35]. Studies have shown that miR-137 often performs as a tumor suppressor in gastric [36][37][38][39], colorectal cancer [40,41], cholangiocarcinoma [42], kidney [32,33], ovarian [43], endometrial [44] and non-small cell lung cancer [45,46], melanoma [47,48], triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) [49,50]. Recent studies, however, have shown that miR-137 is upregulated in lung [51] and bladder cancer [52].…”