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Hepatitis B virus (HBV) mRNA refers to the messenger RNA transcripts produced by the HBV genome during its replication cycle. These transcripts, including pgRNA, preC RNA, L-HBs, M/S-HBs, and HBx mRNA, are essential for synthesizing viral proteins, genome replication, immune evasion, and pathogenesis. Targeting HBV mRNAs has therapeutic potential for treating chronic HBV infection.
mRNA degradation, inhibition of mRNA export, inhibition of translation, mRNA therapies to reduce HBsAg
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