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Occult hepatitis B infection: an evolutionary scenario

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Table 1: Core/Surface protein interface in HBV refD_X02496.
Table 2: Splice sites in donor 4 HBV as predicted by NetGene2.
Figure 6Analysis of splice acceptor site 202 in the HBV genomeAnalysis of splice acceptor site 202 in the HBV genome

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