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[Significance of serological markers and virological marker for hepatitis E in rhesus monkey model].

Zhonghua gan zang bing za zhi = Zhonghua ganzangbing zazhi = Chinese journal of hepatology - 1 Jan 2004

Zhang Jun, Ge Sheng-xiang, Huang Guo-yong, Li Shao-wei, He Zhi-qiang, Wang Ying-bing, Zheng Ying-jie, Gu Ying, Ng Mun-hon, Xia Ning-shao

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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the serological markers and biological marker in the diagnosis of hepatitis E infection in a rhesus monkey model. METHODS: 86 rhesus monkeys had been infected with different doses of HEV. Hence, they were taken sequential blood samples at intervals up to 86 weeks for 4 hepatitis E virus (HEV) specific antibody assays (E2-IgM, E2-IgG, GL-IgG, and YES-IgG), and nucleic acid assay. RESULTS:...

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