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HGV: The identification, biology and prevalence of an orphan virus
M. Jeffrey Mphahlele
, George K.K. Lau
, William F. Carman
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Virological Pathology
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Hepatitis G Virus
100%
Orphan Virus
100%
Virus
18%
Hepatitis
18%
Intravenous Drug Users
18%
Developed Countries
9%
Developing Countries
9%
HBV Infection
9%
Chronic Infection
9%
High-risk Population
9%
Interferon-α (IFN-α)
9%
Horizontal Transmission
9%
Acute Infection
9%
Virus Envelope
9%
Positive-strand RNA Virus
9%
Hemodialysis Patients
9%
Virus RNA
9%
HCV Infection
9%
GB Virus C (GBV-C)
9%
Flaviviridae
9%
Hemophiliacs
9%
Virus-neutralizing Antibodies
9%
Envelope (E) Protein
9%
Body Donation
9%
Non-A-E Hepatitis
9%
Hepatitis of Unknown Origin
9%
Immunology and Microbiology
Prevalence
100%
Hepatitis G Virus
100%
Virus
100%
Hepatitis
33%
Infection
25%
Hepatitis B Virus
8%
Infectious Disease
8%
interferon
8%
Viral Envelope
8%
Hemodialysis
8%
High Risk Population
8%
Flaviviridae
8%
Positive-Strand RNA Virus
8%
Ribonucleic Acid
8%
Horizontal Transmission
8%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Prevalence
100%
Hepatitis G Virus
100%
Virus
100%
Infection
25%
Hepatitis
25%
Hemodialysis
8%
Virus RNA
8%
Hepatitis B Virus
8%
Interferon
8%
Positive-Strand RNA Virus
8%
Hepatitis Non A to E
8%
Flaviviridae
8%
Virus Antibody
8%
Diseases
8%
Etiology
8%