ANXA1 and neoplasm: Other studies have indicated the importance of AnxA1 in different pathological processes, such as in inflammations and neoplasias [26,64], in the intestinal mucosa during the closure of intestinal epithelium lesions [28–30], migration and proliferation of endothelial cells [22], differentiation of keratinocytes [24] and their stratification and keratinization [66] and also in the motility of fibroblasts [67].