All Curated Mutation Sites in HBV

The Virus Mutation(VM) module provides researchers the annotations of reported pathogenic mutations in HBV related to human diseases. The curated VM information includes mutation site, mutation level, virus gene/protein/region, virus-associated disease, genotype/subtype, literature evidence, etc.

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Virus Gene/Protein

Disease

Description

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BCP

Core Promoter

Core Upstream Regulatory Sequence

Keyword: Cell line-37243280

ID	PMID	Mutation	Gene/Protein/Region	Encoding Gene/Protein	Disease	Description	Detail
1	37243280	V124W	C	C	Cell line		View
2	37243280	D22A	C	C	Cell line		View
3	37243280	D29A	C	C	Cell line		View
4	37243280	D32A	C	C	Cell line		View
5	37243280	R127E	C	C	Cell line		View
6	37243280	R28W	C	C	Cell line		View
7	37243280	F18A	C	C	Cell line	D	View
8	37243280	R127L	C	C	Cell line	D	View
9	37243280	R28A	C	C	Cell line	D	View
10	37243280	T128I	C	C	Cell line	D	View
11	37243280	V124A	C	C	Cell line	D	View
12	37243280	R127I	C	C	Cell line		View

Contents
Description

The table shows all curated mutation sites of HBV in each literature

Table Description Column Note

D
The study mentioned a certain treatment method, such as drug resistance caused by mutations.

G
The study mentioned the virus genotype/subtype information.

R
The study mentioned the reference sequence used for comparison, or the original strain of the virus used for site-directed mutagenesis.

S
The study provided sequence information or accession numbers.

L
The study provided the geographic region/country of data origin.

C
The study provided clinical baseline information.

I
The study involved information related to immune.

T
The study involved host target genes.