Hepatitis B virus integration in hepatocellular carcinoma DNA: duplication of cellular flanking sequences at the integration site.
Katsuyuki Yaginuma(The Cancer Institute Hospital), Katsuro Koike(Kanazawa University), Eisaku Yoshida(The Cancer Institute Hospital), Midori Kobayashi(FIND)
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