These observations are consistent with those of a previous study [87] that also indicated independent expression of KANSL1 and MAPT. Therefore KANSL1 might convey risk for PSP independent of MAPT. KANSL1 is increased in oligodendrocytes of the temporal cortex and the cerebellum of PSP in a haplotype (H1)-dependent manner [26, 76]. Here, MAPT is linked to supranuclear palsy, progressive, 1.