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IL28B polymorphism, blood interferon-alpha concentration, and disease stage of HCV mono-infected and HCV-HIV co-infected patients.

Current HIV research - 1 Jan 2013

Burlone Michela E, Cerutti Andrea, Minisini Rosalba, Smirne Carlo, Boccato Elisa, Ceriani Elisa, Rizzo Giovanni, Bargiacchi Olivia, Bocchetta Simone, Occhino Giuseppa, Pirisi Mario

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Interferon (IFN) preactivation, interleukin-28B (IL28B) alleles, and liver fibrosis act as predictors of response to antiviral therapy against hepatitis C. We aimed to verify if blood IFN concentration, a putative biomarker of interferon preactivation, might depend on carriage of a given IL28B ge...

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PMID: 23237012
DOI: 10.2174/1570162x11311010007

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