<p>Computational analysis of naturally occurring resistance-associated substitutions in genes <em>NS3</em>, <em>NS5A</em>, and <em>NS5B</em> among 86 subtypes of hepatitis C virus worldwide</p>

Abstract

Our data may be of special relevance for those countries where highly effective antivirals might not be available. Considering the specific RASs prevalence will help the clinicians to make optimal treatment choices. The RASs pairs would benefit anti-HCV drug development.