In general, liver recipients may be at higher risk of donor transmitted bacteremia compared with recipients of non-hepatic organs and Gram‐ negative bacilli (GNB) appear to pose a greater risk for transmission and are associated with poorer outcomes compared with Gram‐positive bacteria (GPB), except for S. aureus, which is a potentially more virulent GPB [70–72]. The gene discussed is GYPB; the disease is bacterial infectious disease with sepsis.