Hepatitis Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . September 15th, 2003
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Transplantation - Interferon causes sustained hepatitis C virus clearance in kidney recipients
Virology - Serum hepatitis C virus RNA disappears spontaneously in some chronic carriers
Immunology - Hepatitis B core antigen stimulates interleukin-18 production
Oncology - Real-time technologies profile the molecular characteristics of liver cancer
Surgery - Hepatitis C status doesn't significantly impact postoperative outcomes
Virology - Hepatitis A virus replication parallels its pathogenesis
Antiviral Therapy - Hepatitis B virus nucleic acids show patterning with lamivudine treatment
Cancer Therapy - Vical grants options for cancer targets
Diagnostic Imaging - Diffusion-weighted MR liver images in hepatitis C patients aren't quantifiable
Diagnostics - New HIV rapid test is 100% accurate
Genomics and Genetics - Carbamyl phosphate synthetase I gene characterized
HIV/AIDS Coinfection - HCV genetic variability does not affect hepatitis treatment response in HIV patients
Hepatic Regeneration - Macrophage inflammatory protein 2 aids regeneration after hepatectomy
Hepatitis C Virus - CCR5 genotype does not affect HCV infection risk or treatment outcome
Hepatitis C Virus - Early response to therapy allows accurate prediction of treatment success
Liver Disease - Liver cancers develop spontaneously in mice with hereditary fatty liver
Liver Transplantation - Thrombosis-related mutation not linked to post-transplant HAT
Oncogenesis - The telomerase hTERT gene is a target for oncogenic mechanisms
Oncology - Chronic hepatitis B patients with liver cancer may host mutated virus
Viral Genomics - Hepatitis A virus replication requires nonstructural protein 2B amino acid 216
Viral Proteomics - Crm1 is involved in hepatitis B virus X protein-induced cancer activation
Virology - The dynamics of hepatitis C virus replication in the liver can be explained
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