In the case report of Yildiz et al. [66], a 25-year-old male Somali, ex-consumer of khat, went to a medical center with jaundice and hepatitis, which was negative to viral hepatitis A, B and C, but positive to ANA (Antinuclear antibodies) and anti-actina antibodies, even though the biopsy showed a compatibility with toxic hepatitis, it was more similar to autoimmune hepatitis for the serum parameters. The gene discussed is BTG3; the disease is autoimmune hepatitis.