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Co-replication analyses of naturally occurring defective hepatitis B virus variants with wild-type.

Virology - 15 Mar 2008

Märschenz Stefanie, Brinckmann Anja, Nürnberg Peter, Krüger Detlev H, Günther Stephan, Meisel Helga

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Complex hepatitis B virus (HBV) variants with mutations in core promoter (Cp) plus deletions in the C gene and/or preS region--that are associated with development of liver cirrhosis in renal transplant recipients--show a drastically changed phenotype with altered transcription and disturbed surface and core protein expression. Here, we analyzed the replication phenotype of six different defective variant...

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PMID: 18061229
DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2007.10.039

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