Takagi (2017) et al. [11] reported that the CONUT score was significantly associated with platelet count (normal nutrition: 19.7 × 104/μL vs. light undernutrition: 16.9 × 104/μL vs. moderate undernutrition: 18.0 × 104/μL; P = 0.003), prothrombin time (normal: 104% vs. light: 96% vs. moderate: 90%; P < 0.001), Child–Pugh classification grade B (normal: 2.4% vs. light: 0.6% vs. moderate: 5.4%; P = 0.01), technetium-99 m-galactosyl human serum albumin, and the hepatic cirrhosis (normal: 39% vs. light: 51% vs. moderate: 66%; P = 0.017). The gene discussed is F2; the disease is Cirrhosis.