Specifically, we have applied our theoretical results to the comparison of a diverse set of amyloid assemblies consisting of human α-Syn (a neurodegenerative disease-associated amyloid, sample formed under physiological solution conditions), human β2m (a systemic amyloidosis disease-associated amyloid, sample formed under acidic pH, data from Xue and Radford, 2013), bovine β-Lac, and hen egg white Lyz (later two cases are both biophysical model systems not directly related to human disease but converted to amyloid when subjected to heating in acidic pH). This evidence concerns the gene B2M and amyloidosis.