Pregnancy-independent expression of PZP is widely reported in diseases such as Alzheimer's disease [83, 84], Parkinson's disease [85], rheumatoid arthritis [86], Behcet's syndrome [87], psoriasis [88, 89], Chagas disease [90], viral infection [91, 92], inflammatory bowel disease [93], and cancers [94, 95]. This evidence concerns the gene PZP and early-onset autosomal dominant Alzheimer disease.