The rs11629841 polymorphism was also found to be significantly associated with dyslexia [37] and the protein encoded by the rs11629841 polymorphism of the DYX1C1 gene may be involved in neuronal migration and the development of axons, and therefore, abnormal expression of related genes may lead to disordered neuronal migration and development of axons, further affecting cerebral cortex and thalamus function, resulting in phonological awareness and word-reading deficits [38]. The gene discussed is DNAAF4; the disease is dyslexia.