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HDV is the only virus in the genus, Deltaviridae. HDV is not classified into a viral family because it is a unique virus dependent on HBV. HDV is a co-infection of HBV. The envelope of HDV particles contains the Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg). The production and transmission of HDV is entirely dependent on HBV to provide HBsAg. Thus, HDV is considered a satellite virus of HBV. Unlike a classical satellite virus, however, HDV does not share sequence similarity with HBV, and it can replicate independently of HBV. The nucleocapsid is made up of 60 large and small delta antigens. These are the only proteins encoded by HDV.
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Protein Aliases: HDV
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