These genes were DNAH10 (associated with gamma-delta T-cells, thought to operate at the interface between the innate and adaptive immune response), FAM193B (linked with immune tolerance to self and autoimmunity), MLNR (the motilin receptor, expressed in the gastrointestinal tract and thyroid, but not commonly found in immune cells), SLC38A10 (a sodium-coupled amino acid transport protein) and AMBRA1 (a protein involved in controlling regulatory T-cell differentiation and maintenance, and linked to tumor growth and multiple sclerosis). This evidence concerns the gene DNAH10 and multiple sclerosis.