Significant enrichments were found for the “histone deacetylase complex” (including CHD4, GATAD2B, and GATAD2A), “SWI/SNF superfamily type complex,” “nuclear speck,” “actin cytoskeleton,” “cell junction,” brain development processes, and “nucleic acid binding.” These enrichments are crucial for understanding disease processes, especially since cell junctions maintain the blood-brain barrier, which is disrupted in MS. This evidence concerns the gene CHD4 and myeloid sarcoma.