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Antonelli A et al. - Study demonstrates: higher circulating CXCL10 and CCL2 in patients with hepatitis C virus chronic infection than in controls; higher CXCL10 in HCV+AT than in patients with hepatitis C infection, suggesting a stronger Th1 immune response in these patients.

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