Subsequently, the same group reported that after SS treatment, breast cancer cells showed higher abilities to migrate and invade than adherent cells, while suspended cells migrated and invaded the most among three groups.[51] The protein levels of EMT‐related N‐cadherin and snail displayed a similar trend.[52] In our study, we found that SS had the strongest capacities to enhance cell migration and invasion and induced the upregulation of EMT‐related genes. Here, CDH2 is linked to breast cancer.