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Anti-duck hepatitis B virus mechanism by Shui Qin extraction

Huang, �. �z�m, Yang, Xb, Cao, Wb

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THE duck hepatitis B virus as well as the human hepatitis B virus (HBV) belong to the hepadnaviruses. The viral DNA acts as a template for the synthesis, by DNA polymerase (DNAp). This enzyme is a DNA-dependent DNAp. It is a target enzyme of anti-hepatitis drugs too. Based on Shui Qin (SQ) anti-hepatitis B virus we used DHBV DNAp as a model in studying

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THE duck hepatitis B virus as well as the human hepatitis B virus (HBV) belong to the hepadnaviruses. The viral DNA acts as a template for the synthesis, by DNA polymerase (DNAp). This enzyme is a DNA-dependent DNAp. It is a target enzyme of anti-hepatitis drugs too. Based on Shui Qin (SQ) anti-hepatitis B virus we used DHBV DNAp as a model in studying

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THE duck hepatitis B virus as well as the human hepatitis B virus (HBV) belong to the hepadnaviruses. The viral DNA acts as a template for the synthesis, by DNA polymerase (DNAp). This enzyme is a DNA-dependent DNAp. It is a target enzyme of anti-hepatitis drugs too. Based on Shui Qin (SQ) anti-hepatitis B virus we used DHBV DNAp as a model in studying

Key concepts: Duck hepatitis B virus, Hepatitis B virus, Virology, Hepatitis B virus DNA polymerase, Virus, DNA polymerase, Biology, DNA

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