Its identification as a secondary target of cerivastatin by ToxEvaluator and linkage to muscular diseases by CTD may lead the user to derive a hypothesis that inhibition of SLCO1B1 by cerivastatin may inhibit its own clearance from the blood, resulting in elevated serum drug levels, a finding that has been associated with statin-associated myolysis (23). The gene discussed is SLCO1B1; the disease is muscular disease.