ICE-HBV Structure

• cccDNA quantification from total DNA preparation by qPCR with cccDNA-selective primers is challenging because of the coexisting HBV DNA fo... [Read more]

• Sothern blot is considered the “gold standard” for cccDNA detection because it can separate the cccDNA from protein-free relaxed circular ... [Read more]

During a traditional FluroSpot assay, low HBV Specific T cell frequencies have hindered effective ex vivo analysis. We overcame this obstacle to measu... [Read more]

Fluorescently conjugated antigen-bait systems have been extensively used to identify antigen-specific B cells and probe humoral immunity across differ... [Read more]

The frequency of HBV-specific CD8+ T cells can be very low, depending on the specificity. Therefore, they cannot always be detected by conventional [Read more]

• Although a plethora of knowledge on the molecular life cycle of Hepatitis B Virus has been gained by utilizing classical methods, they can... [Read more]

• This assay characterizes the products of HBV RNase H activity on a DNA:RNA heteroduplex.
• Products are resolved by denaturing P... [Read more]

• This assay detects the activity of HBV RNaseH using fluorescence resonance energy transfer
• The ribonuclease H (RNaseH) substra... [Read more]

• As an essential component of HBV life cycle, the viral covalently closed circular DNA (cccDNA) is synthesized and maintained at low copy n... [Read more]

• Besides human, only a few species have been reported to be permissive for Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection(1-3). Human liver chimeric mou... [Read more]