HBV VIS Detail Information

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PubMed PMID	32100258
Published year	2020
Journal	Hepatology international
Title	Noninvasive chimeric DNA profiling identifies tumor-originated HBV integrants contributing to viral antigen expression in liver cancer.
Author	Chen W,Zhang K,Dong P,Fanning G,Tao C,Zhang H,Guo S,Wang Z,Hong Y,Yang X,Lai S,Ding H,Zhao H,Zeng C,Protzer U,Zhang D
Evidence	We achieve the efficient enrichment of plasma cell-free chimeric DNA from integration site, and demonstrate that chimeric DNA profiling in plasma is a promising noninvasive approach to monitor HBV integration in liver cancer development and to determine the ability of integrated sequences to express viral proteins that can be targeted, e.g. by immunotherapies.