Frequencies of peripheral blood immune cells with each profile in SVR patients before and after OBV/PTV/r therapy by paired comparison analysis for each patient.

<p>(a) decreased profiles after treatment. (b) increased profiles after treatment.</p> <p>(EPS)</p>

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Main Author:	Miyabi Miura (18605126) (author)
Other Authors:	Michiko Nishino (18605129) (author), Kazunori Kawaguchi (3398288) (author), Shihui Li (1345740) (author), Tetsuro Shimakami (468623) (author), Toshikatsu Tamai (18605132) (author), Hidetoshi Nakagawa (3692440) (author), Takeshi Terashima (3398291) (author), Noriho Iida (8040884) (author), Hajime Takatori (4530712) (author), Kuniaki Arai (3398294) (author), Yoshio Sakai (3398282) (author), Tatsuya Yamashita (3067323) (author), Masao Honda (156573) (author), Shuichi Kaneko (156576) (author), Eishiro Mizukoshi (292717) (author), Taro Yamashita (237137) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Cell Biology Genetics Molecular Biology Immunology Cancer Hematology Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified structural protein regions sequencing analysis indicated programmed cell death na &# 239 extracellular signal transduction without significant changes sustained virological response related signaling pathways hepatitis c virus xlink "> mutations svr cases without etregs ), pd daas treatment separate svr cases significant increase immune response chronic hepatitis genes related therapeutic effects svr state svr mechanism svr groups svr group similar results significantly higher significantly different ritonavir treatment results indicate peripheral blood median frequencies highly expressed decreased significantly acting antivirals
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