No mouse model studying chemerin and lung cancer but other studies showing anti-tumoral properties of chemerin.Pachynski et al.: increased recruitment of NK and T cells in a mouse model of melanoma tumor cells overexpressing chemerin leading to smaller tumors [77].Al Delbany et al.: decreased neoangiogenesis in a chemical model of mouse skin carcinogenesis leading to smaller tumors [27]. Dubois-Vedrenne et al.: involvement of chemerin only in latter stages of tumorigenesis [78]. The gene discussed is RARRES2; the disease is lung cancer.