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T helper and B cell escape mutations within the HBc gene in patients with asymptomatic HBV infection: a study from the South-Eastern region of Iran.

Clinical laboratory - 1 Jan 2012

Assar Shokrollah, Arababadi Mohammad Kazemi, Mohit Maryam, Ahmadabadi Behzad Nasiri, Pumpens Paul, Khorramdelazad Hossein, Hajghani Masomeh, Assar Sepideh, Araste Majid, Nekhei Zohre, Sendi Hossein, Kennedy Derek

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BACKGROUND: Escape mutations potentially allow viruses to avoid detection and clearance by the host immune system and may represent a mechanism through which infections may persist in some patients. The association of the mutations in the HBcAg gene with Hepatitis B asymptomatic carriers (ASC) ha...

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