Thus, a two-way ANCOVA revealed that CCL11 concentrations were significantly affected by “mood disorders” [F(1,79) = 4.627, p = 0.034] and the estimated CCL11 mean was lower in patients diagnosed with mood disorders than in patients with no mood disorders [35.92 (95% CI = 32.15–39.68) pg/mL and 41.28 (95% CI = 37.34–45.23) pg/mL, respectively]. The gene discussed is CCL11; the disease is mood disorder.