Double point mutation in the core promoter region of hepatitis B virus (HBV) genotype C may be related to liver deterioration in patients with chronic HBV infection
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S. Kashiwagi | J. Hayashi | N. Furusyo | K. Kashiwagi | N. Kubo | Y. Etoh | Hisashi Nakashima | H. Nakashima | Kenichiro Kashiwagi
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