AHNAK (↑1.3X) is a particularly interesting target because it is a giant 680 kD neuroblast differentiation-associated protein, that has been associated with a range of relevant neurological disorders including bipolar disorder [33], depressive-like behaviors in knockout mice [34], ß-adrenergic regulation of the cardiac CaV1.2 calcium channel [35], and a variety of immune functions. Here, AHNAK is linked to bipolar disorder.