Table 1. Patient Sample Details.

Control liver samples were from donors who died from intracranial hemorrhage, self-inflicted gunshot wound, motor vehicle accident and cerebrovascular accident.

Patients with cirrhosis and superimposed alcoholic hepatitis	Mean (STDV)/Description
Age, years	50.7 (± 8.5)
Collection type	Transplant
Sex (Number)	M(7) F(1)
MELD	31.2 (± 0.6)
Prothrombin Time (INR)	2.4 (± 5.6)
Total Bilirubin	7.6 (± 0.3)
Direct Bilirubin Delta	1.7 (± 1.0)
Creatinine	2.3
Aspartate aminotransferase AST IU/L	205.2 (±432.1)
Alkaline phosphatase	174.4 (± 77.3)
Albumin	3.32 (± 0.6)
Primary Diagnosis	Cirrhosis with superimposed alcoholic hepatitis

Patients with Alcoholic Liver Disease n=30 (M=17, F=13)	Mean ±SEM
Age, years	47.00 (± 1.75)
Child-Pugh score	7.52 (± 0.46)
Maddrey’s discriminant function	16.49 (± 4.15)
MELD	14.52 (± 1.38)
Creatinine, mg/dL	0.92 (± 0.11)
Aspartate aminotransferase (AST), IU/L	92.15 (± 15.03)
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT), IU/L	35.2 (± 0.8)
ALT/AST ratio	0.38
Albumin, g/L	3.25 (± 0.16)
Bilirubin, mg/dL	8.51 (± 1.99)
Alkaline phosphatase, IU/L	166.00 (± 24.10)
White blood cell count, 103/mm3	8.88 (± 1.01)
Neutrophils, 103/mm3	17.42 (± 9.07)
Lymphocytes >1600, n (%)	8 (72.73%)
Ascites, n (%)	12 (52.17%)
n=5 (male=4, female=1)	Healthy Blood Donors
Age, years	31 (±3.2)