Identification of a gene for chronic hepatitis B virus infection by genome-wide linkage analysis family-based association studies.

Identification of a gene for chronic hepatitis B virus infection by genome-wide linkage analysis family-based association studies.

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Main Authors:	Zhang, L, Thursz, MR, Frodsham, A, Chiaramonte, M, Dumpis, U, Lobello, S, Venturi-Pasini, C, Whittle, H, Graves, M, Best, S, Thomas, H, Hill, A
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado:	2000

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