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Shi M et al. - The virological response rate in patients with baseline serum alanine aminotransferase levels of > 40 U/L was higher than that in patients with baseline serum ALT levels of <= 40 U/L. Moreover, patients who had HBeAg loss or showed seroconversion generally had baseline serum ALT levels of > 40 U/L.

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