RAB25 and kidney neoplasm: Rab25 (Catx-8, Rab11c), a member of the Rab family that plays a key role in governing apical and late endosomal recycling [18, 19] routes, is frequently amplified in epithelial cancers and is implicated in the pathophysiology of breast and ovarian [17, 20–22], cervical [23], head and neck [24], esophageal [25], gastric [26], colon [27], bladder [28] and kidney tumors [29–31].