Myosin VI, as an early marker of prostate cancer development [23], not only regulates DNA damage repair in response to the p53 protein (a tumor suppressor protein), but also takes part in the dissemination of ovarian cancer [31], maturation of cadherin-mediated cell adhesion during polarization [47–48] and Golgi apparatus functional maintenance [49]. The gene discussed is MYO6; the disease is prostate carcinoma.