Relationship between hepatitis B virus basic core promoter mutations and viral genotypes
WU Yue-re
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WU Yue-re
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Objective To investigate the relationship between hepatitis B virus(HBV) basic core promoter (BCP) mutations and viral genotypes.Methods Sera from 67 patients chronically infected with HBV were tested. HBV genotype was determined by real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) using TaqMan-MGB probe technology. Double-mutation in BCP(T1762/A1764) were determined by PCR assay and direct DNA sequencing. Results The double-mutation in BCP(T1762PA1764) was significantly more frequent in genotype C patients than that in genotype B patients(52.2 % vs 25.0 % ,χ2=4.179 , P0.05).Conclusion Genotype C and genotype B are the two dominant genotypes in patients living in Suzhou area. Compared with genotype B , the double-mutation in BCP(T1762/A1764) was more common in patients with genotype C patients.
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Objective To investigate the relationship between hepatitis B virus(HBV) basic core promoter (BCP) mutations and viral genotypes.Methods Sera from 67 patients chronically infected with HBV were tested. HBV genotype was determined by real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) using TaqMan-MGB probe technology. Double-mutation in BCP(T1762/A1764) were determined by PCR assay and direct DNA sequencing. Results The double-mutation in BCP(T1762PA1764) was significantly more frequent in genotype C patients than that in genotype B patients(52.2 % vs 25.0 % ,χ2=4.179 , P0.05).Conclusion Genotype C and genotype B are the two dominant genotypes in patients living in Suzhou area. Compared with genotype B , the double-mutation in BCP(T1762/A1764) was more common in patients with genotype C patients.
Key concepts: Genotype, Virology, Hepatitis B virus, TaqMan, Polymerase chain reaction, Mutation, Biology, Virus