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World J Gastroenterol. Jul 14, 2006; 12(26): 4219-4223
Published online Jul 14, 2006. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v12.i26.4219
Table 1 Clinical data of two groups of patients
Groups
Clinical factorsPositive anti-HBsNegative anti-HBsP
Age in years40.3 ± 13.242.5 ± 14.70.7672
Sex, M/F5/67/50.6531
Patients with HbsAg, n (%)11 (100)12 (100)
Patients with HbeAg, n (%)9 (81.8)11 (91.7)
Patients with anti-HBe, n (%)1 (9.1)0 (0)
ALT in IU/L65.9 ± 30.598.9 ± 42.00.6541
HBV-DNA (log)7.0 ± 1.606.87 ± 0.90.5263
Number of amino acid residues mutations in S gene, n (%)34/41 (82.9)7/41 (17.1)
Table 2 Virological and biochemical follow-up data of 8 patients
2001
2001
2003
2004
No.SexAgeALTHBVDNAa-HBsHBeAgALTHBVDNAa-HBsHBeAgALTHBVDNAa-HBsHBeAgALTHBVDNAa-HBsHBeAg
1M57220--200--768.63-+876.38++
2M36489.38-+828.53-+214.04-+973.78++
3F65254.04+-585.04+-556.76+-555.08+-
4M45456.86++806.61++595.57-+936.99++
5M551567.32++1167.11++1127.75++1495.80++
6F30196.91++337.70++208.86-+159.08++
8M38180+-190+-200--214.43+-
10M72205.18++257.04++186.26-+484.15++
Table 3 Mutations of HBV in polymerase and HBsAg protein
Mutantin patientsPosition with HBsAg protein sequence change
Position with polymerase protein sequence change
(n)145196198199173180204223
Wild typeGWMWVLMS
1-L----IA
3-L----I-
10-F-CLMV-
11R------A
13L---M--