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bibliographicCitation	Li Y, Shen C, Yang L, Yang Y, Wang M, Li S, Chen F, Yang M, Peng L, Ma J, Duan Z, Li L, Liu Y. Intra-host diversity of hepatitis B virus during mother-to-child transmission: the X gene may play a key role in virus survival in children after transmission. Arch Virol. 2020 Jun;165(6):1279–88. doi: 10.1007/s00705-020-04597-4. PMID: 32240369.
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title	Intra-host diversity of hepatitis B virus during mother-to-child transmission: the X gene may play a key role in virus survival in children after transmission
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