Hep B serological markers Flashcards
1
Q
detectable during acute infection
(persistence >6 months=chronic infection)
hep B virus surface glycoproteins
A
HBsAg
2
Q
detectable during acute infection
indicates increased in viral replication and infectivity
hep B virus polypeptide
A
HBeAg
3
Q
detectable during acute infection
present during window phase
A
Anti-HBc IgM
4
Q
seen w/ cleared infection or vaccination
(confers long term immunity)
A
Anti-HBs
5
Q
develop in cleared infection and later in chronic infection
indicates decreased viral replication and infectivity
A
Anti-HBe
6
Q
present in both acute and chronic infection
not present after vaccination
A
Anti-HBc IgG