Objectives To investigate the prevalence, persistence and genome heterogeneity of
transfusion‐transmitted (TTV) in HIV‐1‐infected patients, a group at high risk both of …

Background: The TTV is a nonenveloped DNA virus, first identified in the peripheral blood of
individuals with posttransfusion hepatitis of unknown etiology. There has been much …

A high prevalence of TT virus (TTV), a novel virus recently identified in the serum of a patient
with post‐transfusion hepatitis of unknown aetiology, has been reported in blood donors …

In hematology patients on chronic transfusion regimes, liver diseases are frequent, and
mostly related to the agents transmitted by blood products and concominant iron deposition …

Although the association between TT virus (TTV) infection and hepatitis is controversial, the
high prevalence of TTV infection in healthy blood donors and even higher rate among …

Objective: Little is known about the prevalence of transfusion transmitted virus (TTV)
infection in renal transplant recipients (RTxs) and its effects on allograft survival. We …

TT virus (TTV) is transfusion‐transmissible but its involvement in post‐transfusion hepatitis is
uncertain. To investigate the potential association of TTV with liver diseases, the prevalence …

To evaluate the molecular epidemiology and clinical significance of the TT virus (TTV)
infection in healthy blood donors from southern Taiwan, 475 sera of healthy volunteer blood …

Abstract Background and Aim: The role of the newly described transfusion‐transmitted virus
(TTV), a circular single‐stranded DNA virus, has been investigated in acute liver disease …

Abstract Tranfusion-transmitted virus (TTV), a single-stranded circular DNA virus that
chronically infects humans and other animals, displays a high degree of genetic diversity …