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HBsAg expression of liver correlates with histological activities and viral replication in chronic hepatitis B

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Table 1 lists the demographic characteristics of the 181 enrolled patients. Most of the patients were male (69.1%) and 63.0% of them exhibited HBV genotype C
Figure 1. Staining patterns of HBsAg. A. Some moderate to strong homogeneously cytoplasm HBsAg stained hepatocytes
Figure 2A to 2D shows the illustration of semi- semi-quantitative measurement of HBsAg expression
Figure 2. HBsAg expression
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