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Hepatitis D Virus Replication
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This work reviews specific related aspects of hepatitis delta virus (HDV) reproduction, including virion structure, the RNA genome, the mode of genome replication, the delta antigens, and the assembly of HDV using the envelope proteins of its helper virus, hepatitis B virus (HBV). These topics are considered with perspectives ranging from a history of discovery through to still-unsolved problems. HDV evolution, virus entry, and associated pathogenic potential and treatment of infections are considered in other articles in this collection.
Keywords:
ARGININE-RICH MOTIFS
RNA-BINDING-ACTIVITY
DELTA-VIRUS
B-VIRUS
IN-VITRO
GENOME REPLICATION
ENVELOPE PROTEIN
CULTURED-CELLS
POLYMERASE-II
LARGE ANTIGEN
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