[THE LONG NON-CODING RNA ASSOCIATED WITH CANCEROGENESIS: BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND PERSPECTIVES OF APPLICATION IN DIAGNOSTIC].

The last decade is characterized by development of such technologies as RNA-sequencing and biochips which resulted in discovery of new perspective biomarkersfor personalized diagnostic of cancer. Among them, the long non-coding RNA (IncRNA) are of special interest because according the recent studies they are positioned as important regulators of gene expression on epigenetic, transcription and post-transcription levels. The review considers the role of long non-coding RNA in cancerogenesis. The corresponding of their application in diagnostic is evaluated. A number of examples ofperspective diagnostic and prognostic markers. Their degree of implementation in oncological practice is discussed.