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[Frequency of detection of different hepatitis C virus subtypes in the Moscow region].

Voprosy virusologii - 1 Jan 2000

Samokhvalov E I, Nikolaeva L I, Al'khovskiĭ S V, Khlopova V V, Petrova E V, Sapronov G V, Beliaeva N M, L'vov D K

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There is a high degree of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in Moscow region. The analysis of different HCV subtypes is caused by the necessity of prognostic estimation of predominant subtypes for the near future because new schemes of antiviral therapy for several HCV genotypes are developed. It is established that subtype 1b (52.1%) prevails in Moscow region. The increase of subtype 3a (37.2%) against the...

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