… genotypes and viral components. The viral and cellular factors that contribute to liver injury …
Liver injury caused by the viral infection affects many cellular processes such as cell signaling…

… pathogenesis of HBV infection and the role of immune cells in the liver injury during hepatitis
B. … hepatitis B virus infection promote a pathway for NK cell-mediated liver damage. J. Exp. …

… murine model of influenza virus infection in which efficient virus control is strictly dependent
… of the virus-specific CD8 response, but is not associated with pathological damage induced …

… Sixty-six of the 200 patients with chronic hepatitis C liver disease (33 percent) had HBV
sequences, as did 7 of the 50 patients with liver disease unrelated to hepatitis C (14 percent, P=…

… Approximately 1% of patients with acute hepatitis B virus infection develop hepatic failure,
but the incidence of acute liver failure caused by hepatitis B virus is decreasing in the United …

… is non-cytopathic; liver damage is thought to be immune … liver damage in patients with chronic
HBV infection. Longitudinal analysis revealed a temporal correlation between flares of liver …

… An improved understanding of hepatitis B virology, immunology, and … infection, has identified
hepatitis B virus replication as the key driver of immune-mediated liver injury and disease …

… about the oxidative status in subjects with hepatitis B virus infection. We aimed to evaluate
the oxidative status in patients with various clinical forms of chronic hepatitis B infection. …

… Fulminant hepatitis B should be considered if signs of liver failure, including coagulopathy,
increasing bilirubin levels with declining aminotransferase levels, a decreasing …

… Accordingly, clinical symptoms such as jaundice, which are attributed to T-cell-mediated liver
injury and are common in acute hepatitis B, are rarely observed in infection with HCV. After …