 This study identified 54 LNC-INA genes that were associated with cancer due to their altered expression levels. Additionally, they found that some of these LNC-INA genes could be drivers of cancer by promoting tumor cell growth. They used in vitro experiments to show how certain mutations in one of these LNC-INA genes, Neat 1, could lead to increased cellular fitness. This study suggests that LNC-INA genes may play a role in cancer development and progression. This article was authored by Roberta Esposito, Andres Lanzos, Tina Euroda, and others.