Abnormal laboratory findings included leukocytosis (19,000 K/μL), anaemia (Hb: 9,1 g/dL), hyperuricemia (urea: 102 mg/dL [normal: 7–21 mg/dL], creatinine: 2,4 mg/d [normal: 0,5–1,4 mg/dL]), C-reactive protein (CRP: 12,4 mg/dL), and significant alterations of the hepatic biology (gamma-GT: 230 IU/L [normal: 8–78 IU/L], ALP: 301 IU/L [normal: 38–126 IU/L], ALT: 75 IU/L [normal: 7–56 IU/L], total bilirubin: 3,4 mg/dL [normal: 0,2–1,3 mg/dL], and direct bilirubin: 2,6 mg/dL [normal: <0,3 mg/dL]). This evidence concerns the gene CRP and anemia (phenotype).