Hepatitis B virus precore mutation and fulminant hepatitis in the United States. A polymerase chain reaction-based assay for the detection of specific mutation.
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M. Alter | B. McMahon | K. Hasegawa | T. Liang | J. Dienstag | C. Shapiro | B. Yoffe | H. Bei | C. Feng | S. Munoz | Chengyin Feng | Hucheng Bei
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