The presence of a remarkably large new peak at about 78 °C, which dominates the thermogram of blood plasma isolated from the Case 1 patient with AChR MG, and by far exceeds a suppressed albumin peak at 63 °C, appears to be the most important outcome of the DSC measurements in Case 1 illustrated in Figure 1 The origin of the large 78 °C peak cannot be unambiguously determined on basis of the present results. The gene discussed is ALB; the disease is myasthenia gravis.