Furthermore, BCAT2 has been described mainly as an important progressive factor of different kinds of cancer, including pancreatic and lung cancer, bladder cancer, as well as other diseases like Alzheimer’s disease or myeloid leukaemia [40,41] due to its mediating role in the regulation of metabolic-related pathways [42]. The gene discussed is BCAT2; the disease is early-onset autosomal dominant Alzheimer disease.