AXL, a receptor of the TAM tyrosine kinase receptor family, and its high-affinity ligand, called growth arrest-specific protein 6 (GAS6), are involved in cancer cell expansion, metastasization, and survival; moreover, AXL low expression in adult normal cells and its overexpression in several tumor types (including BC) and some cell lines (including MDA-MB-231 [114]) make AXL a potential target for CAR molecule development [52,115,116]. Here, AXL is linked to breast cancer.