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Although the genotype and subgenotype distribution of HBV isolates from  Serbia has previously been reported, data about whole genome sequences from  this area are scarce. This study included plasma samples from 5 chronically  infected patients. Full genome amplification of the HBV isolates was  performed by nested-PCR using 7 primer pairs, and the whole genome nucleotide  sequences were obtained by direct sequencing. Two complete genome sequences  belonged to D2 subgenotype (ayw3 HBsAg subtype), one to D1 (ayw2) and two to  A2 (adw2). All 5 Serbian isolates clustered with sequences from the expected  geographic regions and had nucleotide and coded protein length in accordance  to their assigned genotypes, except for one HBeAg-negative isolate displaying  G1896A mutation leading to a premature stop codon in the Pre-C region. The  first complete genome sequences of HBV D1, D2 and A2 subgenotypes from  Serbian patients showed characteristics similar to the nucleotide sequences  of HBV isolates from other European and Middle East countries. [Projekat  Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 175073

Complete genome sequences and phylogenetic analysis of Hepatitis B virus isolates from Serbia