There is limited information about two of the genes mentioned above: NT5C3B (5′-nucleotidase, cytosolic IIIB), which has until now only been involved in processes of the respiratory tract and atherosclerosis [58,59], and KLHL11 (Kelch-like family, member 11) [60], part of the Kelch family, which has only been related to paraneoplastic encephalitis with an oncological profile [61]. The gene discussed is KLHL11; the disease is atherosclerosis.