HBV mutation literature information.


  Clinical reactivation during lamivudine treatment correlates with mutations in the precore/core promoter and polymerase regions of hepatitis B virus in patients with anti-hepatitis B e-positive chronic hepatitis.
 PMID: 16197491       2005       Alimentary pharmacology & therapeutics
Abstract: RESULTS: 'Polymerase region': M204V/I variants were found in all group A patients, but in none of group B1 (P=0.0007) and in four of nine of group B2 (44%; P=0.02) patients.


  Hepatitis B virus DNA quantitation and detection of core promoter, precore and polymerase mutations in chronic hepatitis B: evaluation and clinical usefulness of three new commercial assays.
 PMID: 16220028       2005       Le infezioni in medicina
Abstract: affigene HBV mutant VL (positions G1764A, G1896A) and affigene HBV DE/3TC (positions rtL180M, rtM204V/I) were able to detect a low presence of mutants in a mixed population (wild type and mutant) compared to direct sequencing and Inno-LIPA HBV DR, which identified only the dominant population.


  The current management of HBV drug resistance.
 PMID: 16461216       2005       Journal of clinical virology
Abstract: Add-on adefovir therapy is effective in suppressing rtM204 I/V in both compensated and decompensated patients.
Abstract: However, HBV species with mutations in the tyrosine-methionine-aspartate-aspartate (YMDD) locus of the HBV RNA-dependent DNA polymerase (rtM204 I/V) conferring resistance to lamivudine may emerge after 9-10 months therapy.
Abstract: Serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT) elevation and HBV DNA rebound ( I log) occur in >90% of the patients with rtM204 I/V during continued lamivudine therapy.


  Detection of hepatitis B virus variants resistant to lamivudine and famciclovir among randomly selected chronic carriers from Spain.
 PMID: 14987532       2004       Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica
Abstract: Wild-type strains together with either the rtM204I (M552I) or rtV207I (V555I) point mutation were found in two of these cases, and the rtV207I mutation alone was detected in the third.


  No benefit to continue lamivudine therapy after emergence of YMDD mutations.
 PMID: 15134188       2004       Antiviral therapy
Abstract: AIM: To evaluate whether continuing lamivudine therapy after emergence of rt M 204 I/V is appropriate.
Abstract: BACKGROUND: Mutations in the sequence of the conserved tyrosine-methionine-aspartate-aspartate (YMDD) locus of the HBV RNA-dependent DNA polymerase (rt M 204 I/V) may develop after 6-9 months of lamivudine therapy.
Abstract: CONCLUSION: These results suggest that there is no benefit to continued lamivudine therapy after emergence of rt M 204 I/V.

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