GPT and renal fibrosis: According to meta-analysis by Zhang et al. (2015) on some studies undertaken in Asian countries, when comparing people having the G allele with a population with the C allele, the probability of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease was reported to be 1.92, and therefore it was concluded that the G allele is likely to increase the development of non-alcoholic fatty liver to the liver in people with G allele by 92%; Moreover, it can increase the risk of renal fibrosis and ALT serum levels.