The correlation and clinical significance of HBV infection makers
Jiayang Qiu, Liangjun Li, Fan Yang
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Jiayang Qiu, Liangjun Li, Fan Yang
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Objective To explore the internal relations of HBV markers and its clinical significance.Methods HBV Pre S1-Ag、HBV-M(HBsAg、HBsAb、HBeAg、HBeAb、HBcAb)and HBV DNA of 106 patients were detected by ELISA and FQ-PCR respectively.Results The total positive rates of Pre-S1 antigen and HBV DNA in 106 cases were 81.1%and 84.9%respectively.In41 HBeAg-positive cases.Pre S1-Ag and HBV DNA detection rate was 95.1%.90.2%.And HBeAg-negative 2 groups Pre S1-Ag and HBV DNA detection rate was also higher.Conclusion HBV Per S1-Ag Was a very valuable serum marker in terms of direct HBV replication alone can not HBeAg-positive to determine whether the replication of the virus. Key words: Biological narkers; DNA virus Infections
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Objective To explore the internal relations of HBV markers and its clinical significance.Methods HBV Pre S1-Ag、HBV-M(HBsAg、HBsAb、HBeAg、HBeAb、HBcAb)and HBV DNA of 106 patients were detected by ELISA and FQ-PCR respectively.Results The total positive rates of Pre-S1 antigen and HBV DNA in 106 cases were 81.1%and 84.9%respectively.In41 HBeAg-positive cases.Pre S1-Ag and HBV DNA detection rate was 95.1%.90.2%.And HBeAg-negative 2 groups Pre S1-Ag and HBV DNA detection rate was also higher.Conclusion HBV Per S1-Ag Was a very valuable serum marker in terms of direct HBV replication alone can not HBeAg-positive to determine whether the replication of the virus. Key words: Biological narkers; DNA virus Infections
Key concepts: HBeAg, Medicine, HBsAg, Hepatitis B virus, Virology, Clinical significance, Antigen, Infection rate