Regarding to the accumulating evidence for the anti-cancer activity, mistletoe exerts anti-cancer property through various mechanisms such as the cell growth arrest [11], induction of apoptosis [12], degradation of cytoskeletal proteins [13], and alteration of expression and/or activity of intracellular molecules which transduce signals for cell growth, survival and proliferation [14–16]. This evidence concerns the gene DNM2 and cancer.