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Excavating New Facts from Ancient Hepatitis B Virus Sequences

2019-11-09

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Recently, Muhlemann et al. (2018) and Krause-Kyora et al. (2018) discovered 15 ancient Hepatitis B virus (aHBV) sequences dating back to the Neolithic age (NA) and the Bronze age (BA). Being published simultaneously, neither of these studies could include sequences from the other for analyses. In the present research, aHBV sequences from these studies were collective re-analysed with reference to a comprehensive d...

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539cdd30-351d-509c-ad1d-b58ec01c12a1
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10.1101/829473
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