EDITOR—The news items on the prevalence of hepatitis B infection is incorrect and the accompanying artificially coloured photograph is misleading.1 Electron micrographs are usually negatively stained (figure). Electron micrograph of hepatitis B virus (double shelled particle) and excess surface antigen protein (tubular forms and small spherical particles) (magnification ×252 000) More than a …
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Arie J. Zuckerman (1999) studied this question.