Analysis of HBV Genome Integration in Patients With HBV‐Previously Infected NBNC‐HCC

The integration sites we identified in our samples have been previously reported in HBV-related HCC, suggesting that HBV integration may also contribute to hepatocarcinogenesis in HBcAb-positive NBNC-HCC. Furthermore, HBcrAg could serve as a potential, noninvasive marker for detecting the HBV genome in these cases.

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Hepatology Research
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2026-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.1111/hepr.70163
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Hepatitis B Virus Studies
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Analysis of HBV Genome Integration in Patients With HBV‐Previously Infected NBNC‐HCC

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Analysis of HBV Genome Integration in Patients With HBV‐Previously Infected NBNC‐HCC

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Abstract

The integration sites we identified in our samples have been previously reported in HBV-related HCC, suggesting that HBV integration may also contribute to hepatocarcinogenesis in HBcAb-positive NBNC-HCC. Furthermore, HBcrAg could serve as a potential, noninvasive marker for detecting the HBV genome in these cases.

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