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Kristar Posted 20 years ago
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Transgenic mice, that produces hepatitis B antigen but lacks viral DNA, called, Hepatitis B surface antigen, HBsAG transgenic mouse have also been made. The problem with these mice is that they are tolerating high level of HBsAG that accumulate in the liver and neither acute nor chronic infection is shown.
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Transgenic mice, that produces hepatitis B antigen but lacks viral DNA, called, Hepatitis B surface antigen, HBsAG transgenic mouse have also been made. The problem with these mice is that they are tolerating high level of HBsAG that accumulate in the liver and neither acute nor chronic infection is shown.
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] The problem with these mice is that they tolerate high levels of HBsAG, which accumulate in the liver, and that neither acute nor chronic infection shows. , called, Hepatitis B surface antigen, HBsAG transgenic mouse have also been made".
- ] The problem with these mice is that they tolerate high levels of HBsAG, which accumulate in the liver, and that neither acute nor chronic infection shows.
- , called, Hepatitis B surface antigen, HBsAG transgenic mouse have also been made".
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I'll try, but I don't understand most of the first sentence:
Transgenic mice, that/which produce hepatitis B antigen but lack viral DNA [what is called what?where is the verb of the main clause?] The problem with these mice is that they tolerate high levels of HBsAG, which accumulate in the liver, and that neither acute nor chronic infection shows.
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Transgenic mice, that/which produce hepatitis B antigen but lack viral DNA [what is called what?where is the verb of the main clause?] The problem with these mice is that they tolerate high levels of HBsAG, which accumulate in the liver, and that neither acute nor chronic infection shows.
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