Hepatitis B Virus
Korean mummies may provide clues to combat hepatitis B
Published in Virus Weekly, August 7th, 2007
This is the first time that samples of hepatitis B have ever been found on a mummified body. When the virus was discovered in the liver of a 500 year old child, researchers at Dankook University and Seoul National University invited Hebrew University Prof Spigelman to South Korea to verify the findings.
Spigelman and the Liver Unit at Hadassah University Hospital-Ein Kerem in Jerusalem are now part of an...
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