These analyses revealed a slight delay in primary tumour growth when treated with CD63 peptide and a significant decrease with CD9 peptide (Figure 5b), with no significant effects in tumour angiogenesis (Figure 5c) but a significant reduction in tumour infiltration, of both neutrophils (assessed by myeloperoxidase staining) and of total leukocytes (with CD45 staining) (Figure 5d and data not shown). Here, CD63 is linked to neoplasm.