SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBV C/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR △
Chinese Medical Sciences JournalIssue 4, (1998)
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SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBV C/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR △
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[1]陶其敏,常锦红,魏来,杜绍财,王豪,孙焱.SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBVC/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1998(04):30-33.
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBV C/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR △[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1998, (4).
[1]陶其敏,常锦红,魏来,杜绍财,王豪,孙焱.SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBVC/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1998(04):30-33.DOI:
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBV C/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR △[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1998, (4).DOI:
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE NS5 REGION OF GBV C/HGV AND DETECTION OF THE VIRUS BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE PCR △
GBV C/HGV is a newly identified virus associated with human hepatitis In this study
the nucleotide sequences of the partial NS5 gene of GBV C/HGV derived from sera of 8 Chinese patients were determined The nucleotide homology among the 8 isolates were 92% on average On the basis of sequence analysis
two sets of oligonucleotide primers derived from highly conserved region of GBV C/HGV NS5 gene were designed to establish both sensitive and specific nested PCR for detection of GBV C/HGV RNA 253 Chinese patients were examined for the virus RNA GBV C/HGV RNA positive rates in patients infected with HBV
HCV and patients with chronic non B
non C hepatitis were 18 4%
19 8% and 8 9% respectively This result suggested that HBV
HCV and GBV C/HGV shared the same transmission risk factors 8 patients with GBV C/HGV and HCV coinfection were retrospectively observed for the response to interferon Coinfection with GBV/HGV did not negatively influence the responsiveness of HCV
and GBV C/HGV was sensitive to interferon to a certain degree