While low level of H-FABP and high level of B-FABP do not allow for differentiation between hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke, some other information could be obtained based on changes in these biomarkers such as the time point of stroke onset (upregulation even within 2–3 h after stroke onset), nature of tissue damage (rather neuroglial than neuronal lesion), size of lesion, and pathophysiological type of stroke (more likely lacunar than large ischemic infarct). This evidence concerns the gene FABP3 and Stroke.