The Australian Centre for Hepatitis Virology (ACHV) is an incorporated body of biomedical scientists throughout Australia with the common interest of promoting and disseminating research into all aspects of the hepatitis and related viruses.
ACHV Workshops
25-27th May 2022
The 17th ACH2 annual scientific workshop was held at the […]
2 - 4 June 2021
The 16th ACH2 annual scientific workshop was held at Peppers […]
4 - 6 November 2020
Due to COVID restrictions the 15th ACH2 annual scientific workshop […]
Tweets
🚨Calling all PhD students and ECRs (<5 years) studying Hepatitis 🚨
ACHV is offering two awards to support travel to an international conference in 2024. Applications close May 15th - details here 👇
New Aussie research has shown how two splice variants of #HepB have different impacts on the replication of virus in cells. This is the first step in understanding the possible role of these variants in HBV pathogenesis.
Read more here: 📌10.1128/jvi.01538-23
#Hepatitis B, C and D all cause liver disease, but as viruses they have little in common. New research from @thatliverguy has identified a single factor that can be targeted to limit all three viruses, one step on the path to pan-Hepatitis antivirals.
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How can new technologies help solve the complex scientific and clinical problems surrounding #HepB?
Two reviews present the possibilities and problems of some exciting new tools: gene editors (DOI: 10.1016/j.cld.2023.05.006) and flexible assays (DOI: 10.1016/j.cld.2023.05.002)