Genetic linkage of hepatitis B virus in peripheral blood leukocytes provides evidence for contamination.

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Genetic linkage of hepatitis B ...... es evidence for contamination.

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Avik Biswas

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Chloe L Thio

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Runu Chakravarty

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Genetic Characterization of Hepatitis B Virus in Peripheral Blood Leukocytes: Evidence for Selection and Compartmentalization of Viral Variants with the Immune Escape G145R Mutation

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Distribution of hepatitis B virus genotypes among patients with chronic infection in Japan shifting toward an increase of genotype A.

Evolution of pathogenic viruses with special reference to the rates of synonymous and nonsynonymous substitutions.

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10.1128/JVI.02263-09

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Stuart C. Ray

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