The way α-MG affects attached tumor cells by triggering cell apoptosis [23] and on suspended tumor cells by suppressing their periFN assembly (Figure 2) and activating AKT (Figure 3D) is highly reminiscent of the functions of pterostilbene [14], implying that these two phytochemicals target molecules that are involved in the same pathway within adherent tumor cells to cause apoptosis and within suspended cells to disassemble periFN and resist anoikis. This evidence concerns the gene AKT1 and neoplasm.