CARMIL2 and pneumocystosis: A nonsense variant in exon 11 of CARMIL2 (CanFam3.1 CFA5 g.81801920G>A, Dog10K_Boxer_Tasha CFA5 g.81791628, UniProt A0A8I3NGS3 p.R291*) was identified as the likely pathogenic variant given the role of the gene in immune function and previous reports in humans potentially linking CARMIL2 variants with PCP [29,30].