The Short Hairpin RNA Driven by Polymerase II Suppresses both Wild-Type and Lamivudine-Resistant Hepatitis B Virus Strains
Guangli Ren(General Hospital of Guangzhou Military Command), Xue–Fan Bai(Xijing Hospital), Yingfeng Lei(Air Force Medical University), Man-Chun Xu(General Hospital of Guangzhou Military Command), Pingzhong Wang(People 's Liberation Army 451 Hospital), Dan Wang(Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Qing‐He Nie(Air Force Medical University), Heng-Hao Ma(General Hospital of Guangzhou Military Command), Chang–Xing Huang(Air Force Medical University), Ying Fang(Fudan University)
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