Table 1.
Viral protein | Promoter/mouse strain | Phenotype | References |
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HBV large envelope protein | Albumin/C57BL/6 | Inflammation, regenerative hyperplasia, transcriptional deregulation, aneuploidy, HCC in 72% male and 31% female, 72% of male HCC occurred at 16–21 months | Chisari et al., 1989 |
HBV X protein | HBV X promoter/CD1 | No obvious cell death or regeneration, DNA synthesis induced, HCC in 84% at mean age of 16.7 months | Koike et al., 1994 |
HBV X protein | HBV X promoter/C57BL/6 | No inflammation, no cirrhotic change, HCC in 64% at 11–18 months | Yu et al., 1999 |
Core | HBV/C57BL/6 | Steatosis, oxidative stress, HCC in 25.9–38% at 16–19 months | Moriya et al., 1998, 2001; Tanaka et al., 2008a,b |
Core-E1–E2 | Albumin/C57BL/6 | Steatosis, HCC in 2.3% at age > 13 months | Lerat et al., 2002 |
Polyprotein | Albumin/C57BL/6 | Steatosis, HCC in 13.2% at age > 13 months | Lerat et al., 2002 |
Core-E1–E2 | Albumin/FVB × C57BL/6 | Anti-apoptotic, DEN treated: 100% HCC at 32 weeks; HCV core-E1–E2 with largest tumors | Kamegaya et al., 2005 |
Core-E1–E2 | CMV/C57BL/6 | Steatosis, HCC in 3.7% after 1 year of age | Naas et al., 2005 |
Abbreviations: HBV, hepatitis B virus; HBV X, hepatitis B virus X; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; DEN, diethylnitrosamine.