Interestingly, neurological illnesses such as autism, neurodevelopmental disorders, deafness dystonia syndrome, microcephaly, Alzheimer’s disease, and several cancer types have been associated with RTRAF, DIP2C, YARS, CNBP, BIN3, DYNLRB1, and TIMM13. In addition, DIP2 paralogues and spastic hemiplegia are connected [57]. The gene discussed is DIP2C; the disease is Mohr-Tranebjaerg syndrome.