Duplication of the V3 domain in hepatitis C virus (1b) NS5A protein: Clonal analysis and physicochemical properties related to hepatocellular carcinoma occurrence
Authors:
- Odile PetsarisOPOdile Petsaris
- Sophie ValletSVSophie Vallet
- Hélène Le Guillou-GuillemetteHGHélène Le Guillou-Guillemette
- Pascal VeillonPVPascal Veillon
- Stéphanie GouriouSGStéphanie Gouriou
- Georges BarbierGBGeorges Barbier
- Jean-Baptiste NousbaumJNJean-Baptiste Nousbaum
- Philippe SaliouPSPhilippe Saliou
- Gisèle NkontchouGNGisèle Nkontchou
- Jean-Claude TrinchetJTJean-Claude Trinchet
- Francoise Lunel-FabianiFLFrancoise Lunel-Fabiani
- Christopher PayanCPChristopher Payan
- 1 January 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Clinical Virology
- Vol. 74, 19-25
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Funding Information
- French Research Agency for AIDS and Hepatitis ANRS
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