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The PreS2 activator MHBst of hepatitis B virus activates c‐raf‐1/Erk2 signaling in transgenic mice

Hildt et al., 2002

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Hildt E
Munz B
Saher G
Reifenberg K
Hofschneider P
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The large hepatitis B virus (HBV) surface protein (LHBs) and C‐terminally truncated middle size surface proteins (MHBs t) form the family of the PreS2 activator proteins of HBV. Their transcriptional activator function is based on the cytoplasmic orientation of the PreS2 …
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