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Serum HCV RNA levels assessed by quantitative NASBA: stability of viral load over time, and lack of correlation with liver disease. The Trent HCV Study Group.

Journal of hepatology - 1 Sept 1996

Hollingsworth R C, Sillekens P, van Deursen P, Neal K R, Irving W L

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BACKGROUND/AIMS: We used the hepatitis C virus quantitative NASBA technique to evaluate the stability of viral load within individuals with chronic hepatitis C, to determine the range of viraemic load between individuals, and to assess the usefulness of hepatitis C virus RNA quantitation in predicting the severity of underlying hepatitis C virus-induced liver disease. METHODS: Hepatitis C virus RNA was...

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PMID: 8895008
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-8278(96)80115-2

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