CEACAM1 (carcinoembryonic antigen-cell adhesion molecule 1), described by [42] and KLF11 genes [74,78] should be suggested as candidate DNA moieties, the delivery of which to the leiomyoma cells in vivo is highly likely to contribute to their degradation due to the induction of endogenous apoptosis mechanisms as it happens in normal myometrium after a childbirth. Here, CEACAM1 is linked to leiomyoma.