Variable performance of lncRNA in breast cancer

Breast cancer, is one of most frequent cancers across women, is recognized as a diverse and difficult disease that continues to be a serious public health problem. Long non-coding RNAs have already attracted a lot of interest as a result of the advancement of next-generation sequencing methods. Various studies indicate that long non-coding RNAs play an essential part in tumor growth. Even though the biological purpose and molecular processes of long non-coding RNAs are still unknown, modern data has shown that a variety of long non-coding RNAs express inappropriately in malignancies, particularly breast cancer. This review highlighted the most recent research on long non-coding RNAs in breast cancer, with an emphasis on the many molecular functions of regulatory long non-coding RNAs.