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. 2015 Jun 23;15(6):e29477. doi: 10.5812/hepatmon.29477v2

Table 1. Potential Variations of the HBV Genome Associated With Fulminant Outcome and Their Effects a.

ORF HBV nt or aa Variation Effect
C
BCP/PC T1753C/A/G, T1754C/G decreased HBeAg production , enhanced replication
A1762T + G1764A HNF3 binding site formation, decreased HBeAg production enhanced replication
G1764T + C1766G HNF1 binding site formation, enhanced replication
C1766T + T1768A enhanced replication
11bp insertion: 1775 - 1776 HNF1 binding site formation, enhanced replication
T1825C + A1827C may affect the HBV life cycle
G1896A + G1899A abolished HBeAg expression, enhanced replication
G1862A decreased HBeAg production enhanced replication
Core T1961C/A/G C1962D T cell epitope alteration
A2339G T cell epitope alteration, enhanced replication
X xI127T, xK130M xV131I, xF132Y “hotspot” mutations may enhance or disrupt the replication
S
Pre-S1/Pre-S2 Pre-S insertion, deletion or missense mutations defective Pre-S proteins, T and B cell epitopes alteration, imbalance of S protein synthesis and intracellular retention, cytotoxicity
HBsAg Immune escape mutations sM125T, sT127P, sG145R vaccine and HBIG therapy failure, reduced virion secretion, enhanced replication
P RT mutations pR/W153Q, pL180M + pM204V restored HBV replication, LAM resistance

a Abbreviations: ORF, Open Reading Frame; nt, nucleotide; aa, amino acid; RT, Reverse Transcriptase; LAM, Lamivudine.