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Toleration of amino acid substitutions within hepatitis B virus envelope protein epitopes established by peptide replacement set analysis. II. Region S(122-136).

Peptide research - 1 Jan 2000

Pride M W, Thanavala Y M, Strick N, Houghten R A, Neurath A R

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The envelope of the hepatitis B virus (HBV) consists of three related proteins, designated S-, M- and L-protein, all of which share a common 226-amino acid residue sequence, corresponding to the S-protein that is sufficient for eliciting protective immunity against HBV. HBV variants, resulting from point mutations leading to replacements of amino acids within the S(122-160) segment of S-protein, have been...

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