Since the two TNFSF4 SNPs examined in the present study have not come up as genome-wide significant in the hitherto published genome-wide association studies (GWAS) for MI, it is likely that TNFSF4 does not belong to the group of major coronary artery disease susceptibility genes that survive the fairly conservative adjustments for multiple-testing applied on the hypothesis-free, high-density, high-coverage SNP genotyping in GWAS. This evidence concerns the gene TNFSF4 and coronary artery disorder.