Our results were in line with those of Aldubayan, Elgharabawy, Ahmed, and Tousson [44]; Abd Eldaim, Tousson, El Sayed, Abd Elmaksoud, and Ahmed [42], and Hussein et al. [57], who explained that severe tumor development might induce oxidative damage that, consequently, increase the expression of AFP, which are incorporated in angiogenesis and support in the development of tumors. Here, AFP is linked to neoplasm.