The rest of the genes were involved in different networks, with dissimilar biological functions associated to them: the DDX55 gene is related to free radical scavenging, metabolic disease and renal and urological disease; TMEM132A is linked to post-translational modification, protein folding and cell death and FAM60A is connected to skeletal and muscular system development and function, tissue development and cell death. Here, TMEM132A is linked to metabolic disease.