The temporal calcium, oxidant, and HSP fluctuations identified in this study, in combination with the oscillatory behavior of other previously identified parameters (Mitchell and Lee, 2012b) such as axonal transport (Mitchell and Lee, 2012a) and excitability (Delestree et al., 2014), are suggestive of the possible role of regulatory and homeostatic impairments as being the “cause” of ALS. This evidence concerns the gene HSP90B2P and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.