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Gut 46:107-113 doi:10.1136/gut.46.1.107
  • Liver disease

Outcome of lamivudine resistant hepatitis B virus infection in the liver transplant recipient

Table 1

Sequencing data

Patient Specimen Date Codon 528 Codon 552
Patient 1 #1 09/09/94 Leucine Methionine
#2 11/07/95 Methionine Valine
#3 08/12/95 Methionine Valine
#4 18/03/96 Methionine Valine
#5 16/05/96 Methionine Valine
#6 24/07/96 Methionine Valine
#7 04/09/96 Leucine Methionine
Patient 2 #8 04/08/95 Leucine Methionine
#9 19/09/96 Methionine Valine
#10 18/03/97 Methionine Valine
#11 19/05/97 Leucine and methionine Methionine, valine, and isoleucine1-150
Patient 3 #12 20/03/96 Leucine Methionine
#13 28/05/97 Leucine Isoleucine
Patient 4 #14 19/12/94 Leucine Methionine
#15 17/10/95 Leucine Isoleucine
#16 12/12/95 Leucine Isoleucine
#17 26/06/96 Leucine Methionine
#18 04/08/96 Leucine Methionine
#19 04/06/97 Leucine Methionine
  • Part of the polymerase gene (nt 446–863) was amplified by PCR and directly sequenced using the same primers and an automatic sequencer. Multiple serum samples were examined (#1 to #19) and are referred to in the text and figures. Multiple changes were observed, and the amino acids at polymerase codon positions 528 and 552 are shown.

  • 1-150 Direct sequencing of serum #11 suggested that a mixture of viral species was present—leucine or methionine at position 528, and methionine and valine or isoleucine at 552.

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