The hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a coated DNA virus that causes hepatitis B infection.
Synonyms
Hepatitis B virus
Detailed description
Hepatitis B is the most common chronic viral infection worldwide. The virus exists in blood and other body fluids. It infects human liver cells and propagates in them.
Potentially life-threatening infectious diseases (such as HIV/AIDS at the time) were among the first indications for gene therapy as early as the 1990s. Today, cell and gene therapy strategies are
Workshop
Stadthotel am Römerturm St. Apern-Str. 3 50667Köln Germany
Current developments in infection research challenge the scientific community: Many problems can only be solved if expertise from different disciplines comes together. To meet this challenge, the DZIF
