While certain studies have shown that high expression of ABCA1 promotes migration and growth of human prostate and breast cancer cells [21,22,31], others have shown that ABCA1 suppresses the growth of p53 wild-type colorectal tumours and oral cancer cells [30,32] or that ABCA1 hypermethylation could be associated with increased growth of EOC cells for some cases [33]. This evidence concerns the gene ABCA1 and colorectal neoplasm.