In blood CD14+ cells of RA patients, the MetSig included the expression of ATP5BP, COX7A2, PSMB6, PSME3, GTF3C6, and GTF2E2 genes, which individually correlated to CDC42, and together identified the patients where clinical RA disease activity was dependent on the CDC42-related MetSig of CD14+ cells. The gene discussed is GTF2E2; the disease is rheumatoid arthritis.