Other identified MT-ATP6 variants include the m.8858G>A variant in a sporadic case of NARP-MILS [128]; the m.8936T>A in a young boy with atypical mitochondrial Leigh syndrome associated with bilateral basal ganglia calcifications [129]; m.9143T>C in a patient with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, recurrent lactic acidosis, infections, and immunodeficiency [130]; m.9154C>T in a patient with neuropathy, cerebellar ataxia, and IgA nephropathy [131]; and m.9171A>G in a patient with mitochondrial retinopathy with atrophy [132]. This evidence concerns the gene MT-ATP6 and cerebellar ataxia.