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Usefulness and limitation of phylogenetic analysis for hepatitis C virus core region: application to isolates from Egyptian and Yemeni patients.

Archives of virology - 1 Jan 1996

Ohno T, Mizokami M, Saleh M G, Orito E, Ohba K I, Wu R R, Koide T, Tibbs C J, Nouri-Aria K T, Tokudome S, Williams R

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We report here the nucleotide sequences of the core region of HCV isolates from Egyptian and Yemeni patients and the method for classifying these HCV isolates by phylogenetic analysis. Sequence comparison suggested that the genotypes of these isolates were the same. Preliminary phylogenetic analysis of the HCV core region indicated that the genotypes of both isolates were 1c. However, an additional phylogenetic...

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PMID: 8712927
DOI: 10.1007/BF01718613

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