Moreover, a blood transcriptional analysis in Senegalese patients with cerebral malaria (CM), severe non-cerebral malaria (NCM), or mild malaria (MM) identified host gene clusters that discriminated between CM and MM patients, showing that genes involved in BCR-, TCR-, TLR-, cytokine-, FcεRI-, and FCGR- signaling pathways played a role in cerebral malaria (Thiam et al., 2019). The gene discussed is FCGR2A; the disease is cutaneous mastocytosis.