- Subtitle:
- Results of a systematic literature review
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Chronic infection with hepatitis b virus (HBV) is a global health problem estimated to affect 240 million people worldwide. A successful prophylactic vaccine has contributed to lowering the incidence, but individuals with established infection often remain committed to life-long antiviral therapy. For these reasons, increased clinical and scientific scrutiny is being applied to develop new therapeutic approaches with an ultimate goal of achieving cure. The adaptive immune response is recogniz...
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- University of Oxford
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- 2016
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This dataset is a spreadsheet containing the results of a systematic literature review to identify and curate all known and putative HLA Class I epitopes in hepatitis B virus (HBV). We performed our literature review in January 2016, searching Medline and Embase via the OVID search interface made available by the University of Oxford. No date restrictions were imposed; Medline was searched from 1946-2016 and Embase from 1974-2016. The relevant subject headings for Epitopes, HLA Antigens, CD8... Expand documentation
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'Hepitopes': A Database of HLA Class I Epitopes in Hepatitis B Virus (HBV)
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