Furthermore,[47] studies have demonstrated that Pon3 is expressed in both the gray and white matter regions of the spinal cord, as well as in the brain, which provides a basis for the improvement of related neurological disorders.[20] Meanwhile, other studies have demonstrated that Pon3 inhibits cell death caused by inflammation by suppressing the production of superoxide.[21] In this study, we screened out the Pon3 gene through bioinformatics analysis. Here, PON3 is linked to nervous system disorder.