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publicationNumber CN-100497603-C
titleOfInvention Use of liver cell line QSG-7701 for infecting hepatitis B virus
abstract The invention relates to HBV infection with hepatocyte QSG-7701, comprising following steps: direct infection of HBV virus particle in HBV positive or purified serum with cultured QSG-7701, treating with DMSO or adding PEG for infection assistance. The invention is characterized in that the hepatocyte QSG-7701 is easy to get, the infection of HBV needs no predifferentiation and introduction, which is more near to HBV- infected hepatocyte condition in human body. It is suited for research of HBV life circle, especially research of infection process and medicine for relative target.
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