However, giving the structural domain similarity of DCBLD2 with neuropilins such as semaphorins, VEGF, and BAMBI, which are a specific VEGF, which are specific VEGF molecules that are critical co-receptors in developmental processes involved in neuronal migration, tumour angiogenesis, and progression46, raises the likelihood that DCBLD2 has a similar set of functions in cell growth and intracellular signalling cascades that regulate a variety of cellular activities. The gene discussed is DCBLD2; the disease is neoplasm.