Indeed, IgA levels should be systematically measured in patients diagnosed with CD and, even earlier, during the diagnostic work up for CD, considering the implication of low serum IgA levels for the reliability of CD serological tests based on the detection of specific IgA autoantibodies, such as anti-tTG, EMA, anti-gliadin antibody, and antibody to deamidated gliadin peptides [5, 50–51]. The gene discussed is CD79A; the disease is Cowden disease.