Structural rearrangement of integrated hepatitis B virus DNA as well as cellular flanking DNA is present in chronically infected hepatic tissues
Sanami Takada(Chiba University), Katsuro Koike(Kanazawa University), Yasuhiro Gotoh(The Cancer Institute Hospital), Motonobu Yoshida(The Cancer Institute Hospital), Shigenobu Hayashi(The Cancer Institute Hospital)
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