HBV mutation literature information.


  Evolution of entecavir-resistant hepatitis B virus during entecavir and adefovir dipivoxil combination therapy.
 PMID: 26889227       2016       Experimental and therapeutic medicine
Abstract: Clonal analysis further revealed that the rtS202G or rtT184F was in all cases co-localized with rtL180M and rtM204V in any single virus isolate clone.
Abstract: In patient A, the rtL180M, rtS202G and rtM204V mutant variants were detected using pyrosequencing prior to virological breakthrough.
Abstract: In patient B, the rtL180M, rtM204I and


  Prevalence of mutations in HBV DNA polymerase gene associated with nucleos(t)ide resistance in treatment-naive patients with Chronic Hepatitis B in Central China.
 PMID: 26876337       2016       The Brazilian journal of infectious diseases
Abstract: Mutations in HBV DNA polymerase were detected in 24 patients (8.9%) including rtM204I/V (n=6), rtN236T (n=5), rtM250V (n=2), rtL180M (n=2), rtT184G (n=1), rtM207I (n=1), rtS202I (n=1), rtM204V/I & rtL180M (n=5), and rtM204I &


  Dynamics of Genotypic Mutations of the Hepatitis B Virus Associated With Long-Term Entecavir Treatment Determined With Ultradeep Pyrosequencing: A Retrospective Observational Study.
 PMID: 26825915       2016       Medicine
Discussion: At baseline, patient 1 harbored rtL180 M (2.09%), rtS202G (3.42%), and rtM204 V (3.45%) mutations, the frequencies of which rose to 19.12%, 18.33%, and 19.95%, respectively, after 1 year of treatment, but these changes did not cause virological breakthrough.
Discussion: In patient 5, when the resistant variants (rtL180 M, rtM204 V, rtS202G) began to rise to a high peak (84.60%, 79.56%, 76.88%) at 2 years, virological breakthrough occurred.
Discussion: In the present study, 7 patients harbored the rt


  Broad Range of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) Patterns, Dual Circulation of Quasi-Subgenotype A3 and HBV/E and Heterogeneous HBV Mutations in HIV-Positive Patients in Gabon.
 PMID: 26764909       2016       PloS one
Method: Using the Mutation Reporter Tool software (http://hvdr.bioinf.wits.ac.za/mrt/), HBV resistance-associated mutations (RAMs) in the pol gene represented by V173L, L180M, A181V, A194T, S202G, M204V/I and N236T were assessed.
Result: Regarding RAMs, the mutation M204V/I, associated with the compensatory mutation L180M, was significantly more common in genotype HBV/A (9/19, 47.4%) than in genotype HBV/E (0/9, 0%) (Yate's corrected chi2, P = .04) (Fig 6, Table 2).
Table: L180M

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