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CD81 nucleotide mutation in hepatocellular carcinoma and lack of CD81 polymorphism in patients at stages of hepatitis C virus infection.

Journal of medical virology - 1 Jan 2001

Itakura J, Nagayama K, Enomoto N, Sakamoto N, Tazawa J, Izumi N, Marumo F, Sato C

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Mechanisms determining the chronicity or the pattern of clinical course of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections have not been clarified. Recently, CD81 was reported to bind the E2 protein of HCV and was suggested to function as a cellular receptor for HCV. Accordingly, the hypothesis was examined that CD81 polymorphism, if it exists, might correlate with certain clinical courses of HCV infection. CD81 cDNA...

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