A serum microRNA signature is associated with the immune control of chronic hepatitis B virus infection.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC4211710 · PMID 25350115

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Overall in the 11 NUCs treated patients MiR-B-Index showed a trend to improve [BL vs post-T-FU median values −5.86 (−13.39/6.57) vs 0.12 (−8.41/9.46), p = 0.071].

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Discussion The study of serum miRNA of well characterized HBsAg carriers shows important variations of their profiles across the different phases of chronic HBV infection: the major difference is observed between inactive carriers and chronic hepatitis patients, who show a highly significant over-expression of miR-122-5p, miR-99a-5p and miR-192-5p ( Table 3 ).

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