MYOF and cancer: Myoferlin is involved in the proliferation,34 invasion and migration35 of cancer cells via different mechanisms, mainly including promoting angiogenesis,36 vasculogenic mimicry,37 energy metabolism reprogramming,38, 39 epithelial‐mesenchymal transition (EMT)40 and affecting exosomes.41 Clinically, myoferlin levels correlate with histologic grade and prognosis in several types of cancers.