For example, Amitrano et al. found that Child-Pugh and MELD scores were two significant factors associated with the 5-day mortality [13]; D'Amico and De Franchis also suggested that an increased bilirubin level, a decreased albumin, and encephalopathy predicted a higher 6-week mortality [16]; and Chen et al. reported that MELD score was the independent predictor for the 6-week mortality [15]. The gene discussed is ALB; the disease is Encephalopathy.