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- * Recent research has significantly advanced our understanding of HBV's development, disease mechanisms, and response to antiviral treatments, aiding in various areas such as detection and vaccine creation.
- * This review highlights HBV diversity mechanisms, detection methods, and the effects of genetic variations on clinical outcomes in order to enhance overall management and treatment strategies.
Article Abstract
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection remains a significant global health burden. The genetic variation of HBV is complex. HBV can be divided into nine genotypes, which show significant differences in geographical distribution, clinical manifestations, transmission routes and treatment response. In recent years, substantial progress has been made through various research methods in understanding the development, pathogenesis, and antiviral treatment response of clinical disease associated with HBV genetic variants. This progress provides important theoretical support for a deeper understanding of the natural history of HBV infection, virus detection, drug treatment, vaccine development, mother-to-child transmission, and surveillance management. This review summarizes the mechanisms of HBV diversity, discusses methods used to detect viral diversity in current studies, and the impact of viral genome variation during infection on the development of clinical disease.
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