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The **envelope layer of the hepatitis D virus particle** is made entirely from the hepatitis B virus surface proteins (HBsAg: S, M, and L proteins) and a host-derived lipid bilayer[2][3][8][9]. HDV, a unique subviral agent, relies on HBV as a helper virus; it packages its ribonucleoprotein complex (HDV genome plus delta antigen) inside an envelope composed of HBV surface antigens. This envelope is necessary for HDV infectivity, mediating attachment to hepatocytes and entry via the sodium taurocholate cotransporting polypeptide (NTCP) receptor[6][7]. HDV envelope proteins are not products of HDV itself but are fully sourced from HBV within coinfected cells[2][8].
Bulevirtide: inhibits interaction of viral envelope (preS1 domain of HBsAg-L) with NTCP receptor, preventing viral entry
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