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Association between Hepatitis B Virus and Essential Mixed Cryoglobulinemia

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Published1977
Citations413
References16

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1974 • 1,635 citations

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1966 • 674 citations

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1970 • 579 citations

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1966 • 422 citations

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1976 • 277 citations

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1974 • 223 citations

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1976 • 202 citations

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1975 • 193 citations

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1969 • 182 citations

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1975 • 133 citations

Antigen related to mammalian type-C RNA viral p30 proteins is located in renal glomeruli in human systemic lupus erythematosus.

1976 • 122 citations

Circulating immune complexes and complement sequence activation in infectious mononucleosis

1976 • 84 citations

Cryoprotein Complexes and Peripheral Neuropathy in a Patient with Chronic Active Hepatitis

1976 • 64 citations

Hepatitis B Core Antigen: Immunology and Electron Microscopy

1974 • 47 citations

Serum complement levels in patients with mixed (IgM-IgG) cryoglobulinaemia.

1966 • 47 citations

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1975 • 12 citations

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