However, since we also found a cytoplasmic expression of N-cadherin in FS1 cells and SCs, it can be assumed that seminoma cells also express N-cadherin in their cytoplasm, because cadherins—as is typical for proteins in general—are assembled in the endoplasmic reticulum after synthesis and then transported to the Golgi apparatus [70]. This evidence concerns the gene CDH17 and seminoma.