Although CCL11 is generallyassociated with neuroinflammation in neurodegenerative diseases, a comparativestudy showed that CCL11 was increased in the CNS of CTE but not in AD [53].Furthermore, David E. Mosedale reported that there was no difference in thelevels of circulating CCL1 between subjects with and without atherosclerosis.However, a transient increase in circulating chemokine levels following AMI mightexist [97]. This evidence concerns the gene CCL11 and Alzheimer disease.