Further supporting these results is a recent report of the application of a smaller RBM Discovery MAP panel to a smaller cohort of AD, MCI, and control subjects [18]; this study identified a number of the same analytes as being differentially expressed in AD CSF as compared to control CSF and, although using different analytical approaches, included VEGF, TRAIL-R3, and eotaxin-3, in ‘combined’ models of novel and traditional biomarkers. The gene discussed is TNFRSF10C; the disease is Alzheimer disease.