Table 9 lists the EWAS hits identified in the Schrott datasets for some of these proteins. Interestingly there were 218 hits for the kinesins which were some of the most strongly associated of all the hits identified in cannabis dependence in Schrott’s Tables S1 and S4 [47]. It is noted that KIF14 is an alternate nomenclature for KIFC3 which was shown in human and animals models to be particularly involved in these roles [147]. Table 10 lists further EWAS hits from kinesin family members from the Schrott database [47]. The gene discussed is KIF14; the disease is cannabis dependence.