Other examples of chemokines involved in cancer metastasis are CCR7, which mediates the migration of cancer cells to lymphatic organs through interplay with CCL19 and CCL21 ligands secreted in the metastatic site [86,88]; CCL28 expression, a ligand for CCR3/CCR10 that has been correlated with breast cancer growth and metastasis dissemination [89]; CCR10/CCL27 signalling supports the adhesion and survival of melanoma tumor cells during metastatic spread [90] and the CXCR5/CXCL13 interaction seems to support bone metastases in prostate cancer [91]. The gene discussed is CCR10; the disease is neoplasm.