In comparison with Zaidan et al.'s [21] study, the results were consistent with our study, since they revealed a significant increase in serum transaminases enzyme (AST and ALT) in activities among patients with chronic hepatitis B. AST elevations often predominate in patients with cirrhosis and even in liver diseases that typically have an increased ALT [22], thus suggesting that this increase is synchronous with morbidity in the liver and transferring the status to the chronic state which is more common in HCV than HBV. The gene discussed is GPT; the disease is Cirrhosis.