Considering that these pathways target significant steps and functions in the behavior of tumor cells, such as migration, invasion, cell adhesion, or apoptosis [42], it is not surprising that Mei et al. reported decreased BRMS1 protein expression in gliomas and proved that expression of BMRS1 suppresses glioma invasion, migration, and adhesion in cell culture experiments [36]. Here, BRMS1 is linked to neoplasm.