For instance, ALDOA and SLC2A3 were found to be linked to glycolysis, indicating their potential role in energy metabolism [48–50]; RTN4 was identified as a possible contributor to tumor angiogenesis, suggesting its involvement in the formation of new blood vessels to support tumor growth [51]; TNFAIP6 emerged as a significant regulator of extracellular matrix organization, implying its influence on the structural integrity and composition of the tumor microenvironment [52–58]. This evidence concerns the gene RTN4 and neoplasm.