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The Molecular Biology of Hepatitis B Virus,ine for 2 decades, approximately 1.2 million people still die each year from HBV-related diseases. HBV usually causes only mild symptoms upon acute infection, although rarely fatal fulminant hepatitis can occur. The great majority of infected adults successfully clear the virus and acquire life-long

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