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Hepatocytes Traffic and Export Hepatitis B Virus Basolaterally by Polarity-Dependent Mechanisms

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FIG. 2. Kinetics of infectious viral export. (A) Congenitally in-fected PDHs were cultured for 30 days
FIG. 3. Viral traffic in hepatocytes. (A) N6 cells (black) grown onmembranes and transduced with adeno-GFP-HBV or adeno-GFP-
FIG. 5. Virus traffics with transferrin in polarized hepatocytes. (A) DHBV-infected polarized PDHs (parts A and B) and DVP cells (parts Cand D) and nonpolarized DVNP cells (parts E and F) were exposed to exogenous transferrin (red)
FIG. 7. FRET between sphingolipids and virus. (A) DHBV-infected PDHs were pulsed with BODIPY-TR-Cindicated square region of interest (r.o.i.) was photobleached over several cycles using a 543-nm laser line

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