HBV VIS Detail Information

> This page shows VIS [1013501] detail information, including site information (chromosome, GRCh38 location, disease, sample, etc) and literature information.

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PubMed PMID	25636086
Published year	2015
Journal	Nature communications
Title	Whole-genome mutational landscape of liver cancers displaying biliary phenotype reveals hepatitis impact and molecular diversity.
Author	Fujimoto A,Furuta M,Shiraishi Y,Gotoh K,Kawakami Y,Arihiro K,Nakamura T,Ueno M,Ariizumi S,Nguyen HH,Shigemizu D,Abe T,Boroevich KA,Nakano K,Sasaki A,Kitada R,Maejima K,Yamamoto Y,Tanaka H,Shibuya T,Shibata T,Ojima H,Shimada K,Hayami S,Shigekawa Y,Aikata H,Ohdan H,Marubashi S,Yamada T,Kubo M,Hirano S,Ishikawa O,Yamamoto M,Yamaue H,Chayama K,Miyano S,Tsunoda T,Nakagawa H
Evidence	HBV integration sites were identified in three LCBs (RK069:cHCC/CC, RK166:cHCC/CC, RK208:ICC) using read-pair information, indicating that HBV-infection and its genomic integration can be involved with the carcinogenesis of LCBs